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  By Rajendra Jadhav
  
  MUMBAI, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Gold-supplying banks have cut
  back shipments to India ahead of major festivals in favour of
  focusing on China, Turkey, and other markets where better premiums are offered, three bank officials and two vault operators told Reuters.
  
  
  That could create scarcity in the world's second-biggest market for gold, and force Indian buyers to
  start paying hefty premiums for supplies in the
  approaching peak-demand season.
  
  Leading gold suppliers to India - which include ICBC Standard Bank, JPMorgan and Standard Chartered - usually import more gold
  ahead of festivals and store it in vaults.
  
  But vaults now hold less than 10% of the gold they
  did a year ago, the sources said on Tuesday.
  
  
  "Ideally a few tonnes of gold should be there in vaults during this time of the year. But now we only have a few kilos," said
  one Mumbai-based vault official.
  
  JPMorgan, ICBC and Standard Chartered declined to comment.
  
  
  In India, premiums over the international gold price benchmark have slid to $1-$2 an ounce, against
  around $4 this time last year.
  
  Premiums were driven sharply lower by a now-closed loophole that led some Indian trading houses to import
  gold as lower-tariff platinum alloy, allowing some to even offer gold
  at a discount, Chanda Venkatesh, managing director of Hyderabad-based bullion merchant CapsGold, said.
  
  
  That contrasts with the $20-45 premiums offered in top consumer China, helped by pent-up demand being released after COVID-related lockdowns,
  and $80 in Turkey, where gold imports have risen sharply
  against a backdrop of rampant inflation.
  
  "Banks will sell where they will get a higher price," said a Mumbai-based official with a leading bullion-supplying bank.
  
  
  "Buyers in China and Turkey are right now paying a very high premium. There is no comparison when we equate it with the Indian market," said
  the official, who declined to be named due to the bank's policy.
  
  
  
  India's gold imports in September fell 30% from a
  year ago to 68 tonnes, while Turkish gold imports
  soared 543%.
  
  China's net gold imports via Hong Kong jumped nearly 40% to a
  more than four-year high in August.
  
  Indians will celebrate Dussehra, Diwali and Dhanteras in October, when buying gold
  is considered auspicious. After these festivals, the
  wedding season starts, which is one of the biggest drivers of gold purchases in India.
  
  
  Thin vault stocks could force Indian buyers to pay hefty premiums to secure supplies,
  said a Mumbai-based bullion dealer with a bank.
  
  
  
  (Reporting by Rajendra Jadhav; Additional reporting by Arpan Varghese in Bengaluru;
  Editing by Jan Harvey)
  
  
  
  
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