LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - Swiss gold exports fell in April from March as higher supplies to India and Turkey were offset by lower deliveries to China and Hong Kong, customs data showed. Switzerland is the world's biggest bullion refining and transit hub while China and India are the largest consumer markets, where local demand depends on the season and is sensitive to high gold prices. Swiss gold exports to India jumped month on month and year on year to the highest since February, when local jewellers stocked up for the wedding season. SWISS TOTAL GOLD EXPORTS (in kgs)* EXPORT April 2024 123,590 March 2024 146,816 April 2023 113,368 EXPORTS TO KEY MARKETS (in kgs) To China To Hong Kong To India To Turkey April 2024 36,541 7,710 24,588 9,952 March 2024 71,405 10,173 6,595 7,387 April 2023 52,734 5,088 7,024 1,508 * Source: Swiss customs. Data subject to revision. (Reporting by Polina Devitt; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)
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