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20000 Workers Became Jobless As Diamond Demand Falls!

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Last updated: 2023/01/06 at 11:41 AM
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The news of around 20,000 workers being let go due to a drop in demand for diamonds is disheartening. It serves as a reminder of the precariousness of the diamond industry, as well as the significance of global economic trends on the industry. This is a difficult financial time for many, as well as an uncertain future for those affected by these job losses. Despite this, it is important to remember that demand for diamonds may rebound in the future, and new and innovative strategies may emerge which could see a revitalisation of the industry. There are still opportunities for those affected and it is essential to stay optimistic during this difficult time.The global diamond market has taken a huge hit in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, leading to many workers in the industry losing their jobs. According to reports, it is estimated that up to 20,000 workers have been laid off in India’s primary diamond-processing hub of Surat as a result of the drop in demand. Diamond production in India had already slowed down significantly in 2019 due to a number of economic factors and the situation has been further exacerbated by the pandemic. With diamond markets around the world affected by low sales, mining companies have had to cut costs by laying off workers and decreasing wages. As a consequence, thousands of workers in the diamond industry have been left without income. The Indian diamond sector was already under immense pressure before the pandemic due to the rise of synthetic diamond production and lab-created stones. With the slowdown in demand due to COVID-19, companies are now facing additional financial challenges and many workers are

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