While gold is traditionally seen as a safe and reliable investment, especially during times of stock market volatility, ...

A CA pointed out a combination of global shocks, like COVID-19, wars, inflation fears, and central bank purchases, which all ...

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If you're planning to take a gold loan, big changes may be on the way. On April 9, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released a draft regulatory framework aimed at making gold-backed loans safer and ...

Gold prices were up more than 3% this morning as anxious investors flocked to the yellow metal amid the tariff-induced stock market sell-off. If you're wondering why tariffs are sending gold ...

In recent years, central banks have significantly increased their gold reserves, driven by factors such as rising inflation, falling interest rates, and global economic uncertainties. In 2024, central ...

Now, with so many gold investment options available, the question arises – how do you invest in gold? Buying physical gold is no longer as preferable for many as it used to be. In such a ...

Germany holds one of the largest gold reserves in the world, approximately 1,236 tons of gold, valued at $115 billion, stored in the vaults of the U.S. Federal Reserve in New York. Given the ...

Gold prices bounced back on Tuesday, April 8, as rising global trade tensions triggered a fresh wave of safe-haven buying. After slipping to a four-week low on Monday (April 7), gold made a swift ...

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But gold's price surge can't last forever, and its currently sky-high costs will have a big impact on investors. Do you own gold, or are you thinking of buying in? Here's what to take away from ...

That's what we all do.' Just under one in ten say they prefer to text the abbreviation TYSM (thank you so much) rather than saying it. While 36 per cent of people said they did not believe the ...