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10 reasons why gold price will go up in the future

A look at several factors that suggest the metal being a preferred asset for all kinds of investors

Brexit fears are exaggerated: Nirmal Jain

Interview with Chairman and founder, IIFL Group

'Brexit fears are exaggerated'

NIRMAL JAIN, chairman and founder of the IIFL Group, spoke to Rajesh Bhayani on the impact of Britain voting to exit the European Union on Indian markets. The process of free trade and globalisation

Nifty changing hands at 8,000 in dabba trades

Dabba trades are an informal and illegal way of trading outside the regulatory framework

Bets on commodities go awry

Mumbai gold saw the highest jump in a day after August 2011 to close 4.2% higher at Rs 30,755 for 10 grams

Sovereign gold bonds' trading begins

Closes 7% higher than the opening price on BSE

NSE returns Rs 250 crore to clearing members

From SGF contribution, on the regulator's order that this much was excess and not needed; shows our fund is robust enough on the stress tests, says the NSE

Sovereign gold bonds listed on exchanges trade at 11.5% premium to issue price

The first tranche of the bonds were issued at Rs 2682, and the first trade took place for 4 grams at Rs 2986, which is a nearly 11.5% premium, including interest

Sugar cycle enters bull phase

Despite recent rally, experts advise buying shares of firms with a longer term perspective

We want to promote shift of agri labourers to other sectors: Ramesh Chand

Agrarian distress began after reforms started in 1991, when focus shifted to manufacturing and services sector, says Prof Ramesh Chand of NITI Aayog

Sebi finalising changes for commodity futures

Market regulator aligning margins in commodity derivatives in line with equity derivatives

Sebi, NCDEX tighten risk management mechanism

Move follows suspension of trading in castor seed contracts in January

Silver traders de-stocking as prices turn higher: Cameron Alexander

Q&A with Manager, Precious Metals Demand, Asia - GFMS, Thomson Reuters

Poor demand saddles gold dealers, jewellers with high stocks

Consumer appetite falls due to high prices; recent strike hits sales also

After BPCL, Street hopes for bonus from HPCL

RBI exploring longer tenure gold loans

The central bank has already held two separate meetings on this issue with jewelers and banks active in gold loans

Gold smuggling reportedly on the rise as new regulations see return of old bugbear

Market observers feel smuggled gold that entered Indian market since April is similar to that of official imports during the period

Regulator to clean bourses of suspended firms

To allow exit for shareholders of the 1,200 companies

Gold crashes on US rate rise jitters

Heavy buying by European investors in ETFs but weak Asian demand could keep prices weak, say analysts

Cotton season may have forced delay in GM royalty cap

The government on March 18 had issued a notification capping royalties of GM cotton seed technology companies at 10% for the first five years