Typically one should have around 5-10 percent of total investments in gold. It is better not to overexpose oneself to gold
Despite the drop in inflow, AUM of gold ETFs rose by over 6% to Rs 16,625 crore at May-end, against Rs 15,629 crore at April-end
This is in sharp contrast to the global gold ETFs which saw inflows of $3.4 billion in May, reversing three straight months of net outflows
The spike in gold demand marks a significant change in trend with gold ETFs previously seeing net redemptions in five of the past six months
On MCX, gold rose 0.24% to over a four-month high of Rs 48,519 per 10 gram as weaker US dollar and growing inflationary pressures continue to support
Investors must keep in mind that all gold-linked investment avenues may not provide the same level of liquidity such as physical gold
DSP World Gold Fund a global fund which invests in the global gold/silver/platinum mining companies. Whenever demand for gold/silver increases this fu
Gold, also referred to as ‘safe heaven’, is one of the safest investment instruments even during the worst times and appeals to investors across c
Gold should be 5-10% of one's investment portfolio as it can provide stability in uncertain times, say experts
Given the problems associated with physical gold, investors have now started moving towards digital gold i.e. gold ETFs, gold mutual funds, or soverei