MUMBAI, Aug 13 (Reuters) - India's gold prices rose on Thursday as traders continued to replenish stocks to meet festival demand as domestic prices stayed around 15,000-rupee levels, dealers said.
"I think buying may continue as long as prices remain between 15,000 and 15,200 rupees levels," said a dealer with a private bank in Mumbai.
India's festival season is underway and gold traders are hopeful of a rebound in demand. See [ID:nBOM250562]
The world's largest consumer of gold celebrates Janmasthami and Ganesh Chaturthi this month.
International gold rose in Europe on Thursday as the dollar softened against a currency basket, after data showed growth in the euro zone and as the Federal Reserve gave its clearest statement yet that the U.S. recession may be nearing an end. See [ID:nLD415545]
Following were the prices being quoted by HDFC Bank in rupees in the spot market at 1:04 p.m. INBULL03: