Gold poised for third weekly gain on Fed rate cut bets
Spot gold was flat at $2,715.09 per ounce, as of 0332 GMT. Bullion has gained about 1% so far this week.
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Govt forms panel to create mechanism for consistent data publication amid gold import data error
The government has revised gold import data, bringing down numbers for November by $5 billion to $9.84 billion
Can gold maintain its shine in 2025 amidst global turmoil?
The World Gold Council (WGC) suggests the peak may be behind us, predicting that gold could remain rangebound throughout 2025
Shapoorji gets bondholder nod to ease covenants, move to help loan refinancing against Tata Sons shares
The group has also received in-principle approval from stock exchanges for the changes to be made to the NCDs
Opinion | Sridhar Sivaram on why gold's shine may not fade away for the next few years
In the last 20 years, gold as an asset class has had only four negative years, with no double-digit negative return years. Compare this to Sensex, which has had two 25% plus negative years in the last two decades.
Looking ahead @ 2025: Gold may continue to sparkle, but focus on asset allocation, not past returns, say experts
The asset class delivered stellar returns in 2024, as international gold prices rose close to 27 percent in 2024, but retail investors would do well to adhere to their asset allocation. Financial advisors recommend a 10-15 percent exposure to gold for retail investors’ portfolios.
Seven money resolutions for a financially secure 2025
Kickstart 2025 by reassessing your financial priorities. Break free from the burden of debt, invest wisely, and prioritise financial security. Create a tailored financial plan, avoid high-risk investments, and stay disciplined to achieve long-term financial stability.
How government bonds can be safe havens for retail investors in volatile times
Government bonds—a form of debt issued by central or state governments—offer stability and predictability. With sovereign backing, these bonds ensure safety while providing a range of options to suit diverse financial goals.
2025 outlook: Equity’s long-term prospects remain strong, bonds may continue to offer stable, remunerative returns
Year-End Financial Review: The bond market in India is likely to remain steady in 2025, with a focus on government bonds and high-quality corporate bonds.
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Importers take Tanzania, Thailand route to bring gold disguised as platinum alloy
According to multiple sources familiar with the development, importers are using a legally available route by importing alloy that has a platinum content of more than two percent – the rest is predominantly gold – and be in complete compliance with the Customs Tariff Act.
Year-ender 2024: How to assess your life and money goals, be financially ready for 2025 and beyond
In 2025, you must moderate your equity return expectations, save more and keep a check on borrowings, especially for consumer spending with high-cost debt, in light of the elevated level of interest rates in India.
Investment strategies for 2025: Your guide to identifying the right themes
Successful investing necessitates continuous research and staying informed about market trends and economic indicators. Diversifying your investments across sectors will help mitigate risks and enhance the potential for high returns in the years to come.
Specialised Investment Funds (SIF): A Game Changer for Investors | How They Work & Who Should Invest
Sebi's new asset class, Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs), is transforming the investment landscape by offering higher flexibility and advanced strategies for investors with a higher risk appetite. In this video, we break down how SIFs work, who can benefit from them, and why they could be the perfect fit for your portfolio. Watch to learn how SIFs differ from traditional mutual funds and why they might be the next big thing in investing!
AMCs' offer documents to be made available for public comments only for eight days
The regulator said that the reduced timeline is for SIDs on which SEBI's observations have been issued
Gold prices fall 0.91% on December 19, yellow metal closes at Rs 75,696
Gold has been trading 19.96%, higher compared to the start of the year
Here's how NRIs can navigate global trends to make most of their India investments
India offers a great investment opportunity to NRIs who can use the GIFT City route instead of repatriation to avoid exchange rate differentials and tax deduction
What’s the outlook for mutual fund investors in 2025?
Balancing optimism on growth with a focus on quality investments, diversification and realistic expectations will help investors capitalize on India's growth story while mitigating risks effectively
Gold Hunt: Karnataka's Hutti Mines eyes four sites for mining; feasibility study soon
The Karnataka government-owned mining company plans feasibility study for four locations: Ajjanahalli in Tumakuru, Wondalli near Raichur and Mangulur in Yadgir, all focused on gold extraction, apart from the Ingaldhal copper site in Chitradurga.
India’s record gold import said to be due to calculation error
The double counting may have gone unnoticed earlier, but became apparent only in November because domestic prices went into a discount of at least 10% from international prices, triggering increased purchases that disproportionately pushed up import figures
