Gold Bees

Gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have become more appealing due to increased geopolitical risks, central bank policy changes, and volatility in the equity market

MC Review | Gold BeES gets budget boost: Should you invest?

Budget 2024-25 has put gold ETFs a step ahead of gold mutual funds. The threshold to claim long-term capital gains is one year, while for gold mutual funds it has been fixed at two years. Gold BeES by Nippon India Mutual Fund is India’s largest gold ETF

Akshaya Tritiya is not the only reason to buy gold now. And Gold MFs are a good bet

For small investors, SIP in gold funds can help ride out the volatility in gold prices without taking on the risk of bad timing. Further, buying and selling gold funds is as simple as regular mutual funds schemes at the prevailing net asset value on any working day

Explained in charts: The spectacular rise of Gold ETFs and what lies ahead

Gold prices crossed a remarkable milestone by hitting a lifetime high on March 4. Analysts will be keenly watching gold, which is already riding high on the back of geopolitical tensions, in the months ahead as the US looks to cut interest rates.

Cash Trade: After consolidation in Gold Bees a leg up is due

Gold Bees are firmly in a long term uptrend

This gold ETF scores on impact costs and volumes

Nippon India ETF Gold BeES has the lowest impact costs and the highest assets among peers