New Delhi, July 2: The bullion market is expected to remain sensitive in the second half of 2026 as recent tax revisions and customs duty adjustments begin to influence overall trade dynamics.
Market observers indicate that changes in fiscal policies may affect gold and silver demand, pricing trends, and import activity. Retail sentiment and investment demand are also likely to respond to the evolving tax structure and regulatory updates.
Industry experts are closely tracking both domestic policy developments and global economic conditions to assess their impact on bullion prices. Stability in taxation and customs policy is expected to play a key role in supporting market confidence in the coming months.
Overall, the bullion sector is likely to experience fluctuations driven by policy adjustments and international market trends through H2 2026.
