With increasing financial uncertainty, people are jumping into gold (GC=F). And gold is responding with recent all-time highs. However, if you’ve started tracking the price of gold, you’ll see it drop just as fast as it spins up. Gold prices are notoriously volatile. If you want to invest in gold, you need to get comfortable
Gold has grabbed headlines with its blistering rally, crossing ₹90,000 per 10 grams for the first time. But while investors have been rushing to the yellow metal, many experts say the real star of 2025 might be silver. Silver has quietly outpaced gold in recent months, hitting a record ₹1.01 lakh per kilogram, or ₹10,100/10
Gold has always been a popular investment in India—but that hasn’t stopped myths from spreading. From thinking gold is only useful in a crisis to believing it’s just for the rich, misconceptions often keep investors from making informed decisions. Index Fund Corner Sponsored Scheme Name 1-Year Return Invest Now Fund Category Expense Ratio Axis Nifty
Gold prices have surged following the US government’s decision to impose new reciprocal tariffs on several major trading partners. The growing risk of a prolonged trade conflict has triggered a global shift, pushing investors towards time-tested investments like gold. Analysts now anticipate that gold could breach the Rs 1 lakh mark, driven by sustained geopolitical
US President Donald Trump’s sweeping reciprocal tariffs have created a stir in the global markets, impacting almost all asset classes. Equities slumped, bonds surged, and gold hit new highs. Investors’ concerns grew, and their direct impact is visible on the prices of gold. Investors scramble towards safe-haven assets like gold in times of uncertainty, and
Markets around the world continue to sink on fears about President Donald Trump’s protectionist trade policies, and investors keep plowing money into gold, with futures hitting another record high Monday. Trump’s latest round of tariffs roll out Wednesday, which Trump has been calling “Liberation Day.” Interest in buying gold can rise sharply in times of
The pound was little changed against the dollar in early European trading on Tuesday, changing hands at $1.2920, as investors braced for US president Donald Trump to unveil reciprocal tariffs on 2 April. Trump is set to announce sweeping country-based duties on Wednesday, which he has dubbed “Liberation Day”. Trump’s varying comments on the nature
Gold prices surged to a fresh all-time high of $3,128.06 per ounce, marking the third consecutive session of record gains. The precious metal’s rally comes as mounting uncertainty over U.S. tariff policies rattles global markets, driving traders toward safe-haven assets. The latest boost was triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement late Sunday, declaring that
Gold prices surged to an all-time high on Monday (March 31), surpassing $3,100 per ounce. Investors flocked to the safe-haven asset as fears of a global trade war escalated. Index Fund Corner Sponsored Scheme Name 1-Year Return Invest Now Fund Category Expense Ratio Axis Nifty 50 Index Fund +32.80% Invest Now Equity: Large Cap 0.12%
Getty; BI Record-high gold prices could see a steep correction in the coming years, according to one analyst. There are long-term trends that could push bullion back to $1,820, Morningstar’s Jon Mills says. That implies a 38% decline for the metal from current levels. Gold has become a surprise winner of the Trump trade as