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  • Gold ETFs vs gold funds: which one should you buy now?

    A quick, no-jargon guide to choosing between gold ETFs and gold funds—what they cost, how closely they track gold, and which one fits your investing style.

  • India mulls expanding pension investments to include gold ETFs

    India mulls expanding pension investments to include gold ETFs

    Retirement fund managers met senior officials from the PFRDA in a series of meetings late last month and requested permission to invest in gold ETFs

  • Gold ETFs become Corporate safe haven as hedge against uncertainty

    Gold ETFs become Corporate safe haven as hedge against uncertainty

    With gold prices touching Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams, Indian companies are turning to gold ETFs for safety and smart diversification

  • Tighter RBI rules for gold loan collaterals: Here’s what you need to know

    Tighter RBI rules for gold loan collaterals: Here’s what you need to know

    RBI’s New Gold Loan Rules: The objective is to mitigate volatility risk inherent to such products. However, excluding gold bars, gold and silver ETFs and mutual fund units as collateral may limit options for investors, say experts.

  • Gold ETFs vs physical gold: Which gives better returns over 10 to 15 years?

    Gold ETFs vs physical gold: Which gives better returns over 10 to 15 years?

    Over a 10–15 year period, gold ETFs have offered returns comparable to physical gold with added benefits of liquidity, lower costs, and better tax efficiency, making them a more convenient investment option for long-term wealth building.

  • Treasures of Indian Gold ETFs double in 4 years to 54.5 tonnes: World Gold Council data

    Treasures of Indian Gold ETFs double in 4 years to 54.5 tonnes: World Gold Council data

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

  • Why buying Sovereign Gold Bonds in secondary markets may not be a good idea

    Why buying Sovereign Gold Bonds in secondary markets may not be a good idea

    While experts are optimistic about gold’s outlook, buying Sovereign Gold Bonds at a premium to the reference rate could result in a capital loss if prices do not appreciate enough to offset the premium being quoted currently.

  • Gold ETFs inflows jump amid rising prices ahead of Dhanteras: ICRA Analytics

    Gold ETFs inflows jump amid rising prices ahead of Dhanteras: ICRA Analytics

    Inflows into these funds have increased by nearly 88 per cent since the beginning of 2024, totalling Rs 1,232.99 crore in September, ICRA Analytics said in a statement

  • No new sovereign gold bonds? Check out the most liquid ones on the NSE

    No new sovereign gold bonds? Check out the most liquid ones on the NSE

    The government may go slow or just stop on issuing gold bonds altogether, as Moneycontrol has reported. For those who wish to buy them, some existing listed ones offer a good option

  • The Union Budget does not alter the investment case for gold

    The Union Budget does not alter the investment case for gold

    Whether physical or digital (SGBs and ETFs), investors will remain largely unaffected by the government’s latest move

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

    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.

  • Can SGBs continue to outperform gold funds?

    Can SGBs continue to outperform gold funds?

    Sovereign gold bonds 2015-Series-I has delivered 13 percent XIRR to its initial investors. Gold ETFs and physical gold have fallen short in comparison.

  • Gold ETFs see surge in inflows in September quarter, more than 10x YoY growth: ICRA

    Gold ETFs see surge in inflows in September quarter, more than 10x YoY growth: ICRA

    According to AMFI data, gold ETFs witnessed net inflows to the tune of around Rs 1,660 crore

  • Can inflows into gold ETFs sustain?

    Can inflows into gold ETFs sustain?

  • Sovereign gold bonds – should you buy them this Akshaya Tritiya 2023?

    Sovereign gold bonds – should you buy them this Akshaya Tritiya 2023?

    You can invest in sovereign gold bonds during primary issuances by the RBI. The last such issue happened in March. Or, you can buy SGBs on the exchanges where they trade at a discount. But given the sharp rise in gold prices, Akshaya Tritiya 2023 is not the best time to invest in these bonds.

  • Gold ETFs register Rs 199-crore outflow in Jan on profit booking, preference for equity funds

    Gold ETFs register Rs 199-crore outflow in Jan on profit booking, preference for equity funds

    This was in comparison to a net outflow of Rs 273 crore registered in the segment in December and Rs 195 crore in November. Prior to that, Gold ETFs attracted Rs 147 crore in October, data with Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) showed.

  • How to invest in gold when prices ride high

    How to invest in gold when prices ride high

    Gold prices at record levels: Lately, inflation seems to be cooling and the pace of rate hikes might slow down and eventually stop in 2023-24. This will bode well for gold in future

  • Making the golden choice when investing in gold

    Making the golden choice when investing in gold

    With so many options available these days, it’s important to consider your asset allocation before investing in gold. What goals do you hope to achieve with gold allocation? Ask yourself this question to ensure that the gold in your portfolio serves a purpose.

  • Moneycontrol Selects: Top stories this evening

    Moneycontrol Selects: Top stories this evening

    Our specially curated package of the most interesting articles to help you stay at the top of your game.

  • Personal Finance: Making a choice between gold funds and gold ETFs

    Personal Finance: Making a choice between gold funds and gold ETFs

    With geopolitical risks mounting, flight of capital from equities to safer avenues such as gold ETFs and gold mutual funds is being noticed. Here’s what they offer and how they differ 

  • Sovereign gold bonds issue X is open: Should you invest now?

    Sovereign gold bonds issue X is open: Should you invest now?

    The SGBs in Series X will be issued at Rs 5,109. Each bond will track the price of one gram of gold. There is a discount of Rs 50 per bond if you apply using digital mode. The gains are tax free if the SGBs are held till maturity.

  • Gold ETFs: Developed economies witness outflows, but India and China buck the trend

    Gold ETFs: Developed economies witness outflows, but India and China buck the trend

    In India, the heightened stock market volatility and a correction in the domestic gold price drove holdings in gold ETFs

  • Why the sudden spike in interest in gold ETFs?

    Why the sudden spike in interest in gold ETFs?

  • In charts | Silver ETFs to be available soon: But are they worth investing in?

    In charts | Silver ETFs to be available soon: But are they worth investing in?

    Silver acts as hedge against economic uncertainties and provides diversification to your investments

  • After gold, silver ETFs will soon be available for investing; should you buy?

    After gold, silver ETFs will soon be available for investing; should you buy?

    At it's board meeting, SEBI approved the idea of launching silver ETFs in India. As of now, MFs in India can only launch ETFs tracking gold prices. How do silver ETFs work? Let's find out.

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