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    • Sovereign Gold Bonds: Primary issues or secondary market purchase, which one is more beneficial?

      While gold may not be enticing enough for new investors, it is still advisable to have some allocation to the yellow metal in long-term portfolios. Buying Sovereign Gold Bonds or SGBs is the most tax beneficial investment of gold. Now there are two ways to invest in SGBs. One is to buy directly from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) during primary issuance. The other option is to purchase older SGB issues, which are available in the secondary market. Which one you should consider? Watch to find out.

    • Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme opens today, issue price at Rs 5,197/gm of gold

      The bonds will be sold through banks, Stock Holding Corporation of India Limited (SHCIL), designated post offices and recognised stock exchanges -- NSE and BSE.

    • Chart of the Day: Sovereign gold bonds gain traction

      Sovereign gold bonds have gained traction during the pandemic years as the price of physical gold has surged.

    • Third tranche of sovereign gold bonds up for early redemption: Should you withdraw?

      SGBs are eight-year instruments. But the RBI provides a buyback facility at the end of the fifth, sixth and seventh years.

    • Sovereign gold bond issue price fixed at Rs 4,662 per gram

      Sovereign Gold Bonds 2020-21 (Series XII) will be open for subscription from March 1 to 5, 2021.

    • Are sovereign gold bonds the right prescription for ailing financial investors?

      It is worthwhile having gold as part of your portfolio but remember this is a long-term investment

    • Sovereign gold bonds open for subscription: Should you buy?

       The SGB can be a good way to invest in gold, provided you have the ability to hold on till the maturity

    • FinMin likely to issue 5th tranche of gold bonds next month

      Seeking to contain physical gold demand, the government is likely to issue fifth tranche of sovereign gold bond (SGB) scheme next month.

    • Govt unlikely to mobilise Rs 15,000 cr from gold bond scheme

      As per the second half borrowing programme issued by Reserve Bank in consultation with government, Rs 15,000 crore had to be raised through gold bonds.

    • At paltry Rs 150 crore, gold bonds scheme fails to glitter

      The government's much-touted sovereign gold bond scheme has failed to cut much ice with the public, if the final amount of about Rs 150 crore is any indication, say bankers, who also blamed the high issue price as the biggest dampener.

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