The yearly purchase of gold on Diwali addresses your asset allocation needs while fulfilling traditional desires.

Dhateras, Diwali gold jewellery offers: During the festive occasions of Diwali and Dhanteras, numerous jewelry brands present fantastic dis...

Dhanteras 2024: Diwali, known as Deepavali, celebrations start today on Dhanteras and last for five days. 'Teras' refers to the thirteenth ...

Gold demand is predicted to rise this Diwali and until the year-end due to weddings, even with prices at Rs 79,000 per 10 gm. Buying gold d...

Dhanteras 2023: Buying gold and gold ornaments on Dhanteras is considered auspicious in India. It is considered that buying gold on such an...

In recent times, digital gold and sovereign gold bonds have been the preferred modes of choice for many investors, as these options take aw...

"Unlike the Diwali season of 2021, this season may not have the advantage of pent-up demand or savings from muted wedding celebrations fuel...

Among the fast-moving ones, rings and bracelets are the most popular jewellery among men. People must invest in gold because it's a liquid ...

Spot gold on MCX has risen by almost 22 per cent year-on-year to Rs 38,630 (ex-GST) this Dhanteras-Diwali.

In a first, this new offering in the ‘Gold’ category will enable users to purchase gold jewellery of their choice, against their digital go...

Bullion has climbed in local markets because of a weak rupee.

Technically speaking, gold is in a sweet spot. It had recently taken support at its 200-DMA.

Demand for the yellow metal in India, as indicated by the World Gold Council, will range between 650 and 750 tonne this year.

The company is witnessing nearly 2 million monthly transactions for Paytm Gold.

While the one-year loss on 2012 Diwali gold purchase was 4%, the loss till date from the 2013 Diwali gold purchase is 10%.

With Diwali round the corner, gold investors with their fat 15% gain since last Diwali appear to be headed for a hat-trick of better return...

The offer has been timed to coincide with the most important festivals in the Hindu calendar - Dussehra, Dhanteras and Diwali.