Ramveer Singh Gurjar

Despite the recent decline in Gold ETFs, experts are advising investors to gradually increase their exposure. Gold ETFs can deliver healthy returns over the long term

Mumbai's heavy rains are lifting India's first weather derivative. The RainMumbai contract has surged 30% since launch as strong monsoon activity fuels gains

Gold and silver prices swung sharply on Thursday, recovering from steep early losses as bargain buying emerged despite pressure from a stronger dollar

In the international market, too, gold and silver futures were trading with losses

Gold and silver futures opened lower on MCX and Comex, extending volatility in bullion after prices had earlier retreated from sharp record highs this year

Gold recovers after a weak start on domestic exchange; Comex futures trade lower

At the time of writing, the MCX gold contract was trading ₹2,031 lower at ₹1,47,278

Gold and silver futures opened sharply lower ahead of the Union Budget 2026, retreating steeply from record highs amid profit booking in domestic and international markets

Silver futures, which touched a peak of ₹4.2 lakh a kg on Thursday, fell 30% to ₹2.92 lakh in a day. Gold also weakened by 17.53%, but silver lost more. Are we seeing a 1980s redux?

Market participants attribute the steep fall primarily to old stocks still lying in cold storage in large quantities, even as fresh arrivals gather pace, along with expectation of bumper crop this yr

Data from the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) showed spot silver opening at a new high of ₹2,00,750 per kg

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