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It’s a warm, radiant night, the 1st of March, 1935. Tonight, George Balanchine’s Serenade is to be performed for the ...

The IMF Inflow In April 2025, Ghana clinched a staff-level agreement to unlock a US $370 million tranche from its $3 billion ...

Chennai: State-owned banks recorded a significant rise in gold loans during FY25, thanks to the soaring prices of the yellow metal, which was among the key drivers for growth in the portfolio ...

Still wondering how his handlers—visible or not—could cover so much darkness with so much glitter ... the lights haven’t gone down and the curtain hasn’t quite closed, the cameras ...

Akshaya Tritiya, traditionally a day for new beginnings and spiritual growth, is now often associated with buying gold. The alignment of the Sun and Moon creates an auspicious time for investments ...

“Lower rates will support gold prices as the opportunity cost of holding bullion is reduced," they added. Gold remains an "effective portfolio diversifier and hedge, and we recommend around a 5% ...

investing.com -- Gold has taken a breather, but is likely to return to winning ways as the dollar’s fightback against the bears isn’t likely to last very long, with the Fed expected to cut ...

The 18-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps was there waiting behind the black curtain. The curtain was pulled back, and Phelps appeared, wearing just his gold medals and a gold Speedo.

Gold prices continued their upward trend for the second straight session, touched a new all-time high of ₹95,935 per 10 grams , climbing ₹274 on Thursday (April 17, 2025), driven by firm spot ...

Gold Price Today, Gold MCX Rate: Gold prices in the domestic futures market continue to surge on Thursday, i.e. April 17, 2025, as safe-haven buying continues amid continued fretting over ...

Indians would be able to satiate their world-beating appetite for gold by punting on something even more glittering. That something, the mandarins reckoned, could only be a government-backed ...