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ECB says holding rates in April was a 'close call'The European Central Bank keeping rates on hold in April was a "close call", minutes released Thursday said, the latest sign that the bank ...- NSE EGR: Is your digital investment backed by physical gold? 5 major questions answeredThe National Stock Exchange of India has introduced Electronic Gold Receipts, offering investors a new way to own gold digitally. Each EGR ...
- NSE EGR trading goes live. How can gold investors buy, sell and invest?The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has launched live trading in its Electronic Gold Receipts (EGR) segment, enabling investors to t...
- NSE EGR trading starts today. Should gold investors buy metal in its newest form?The National Stock Exchange has launched Electronic Gold Receipts (EGRs), allowing investors to own gold electronically, backed by physical...
- What does an import restriction mean for silver investments?India’s move to restrict silver imports and raise duties is expected to push up domestic prices by increasing premiums over global benchmar...
- Priyanka Chaturvedi backs Rahul Gandhi on NEET issue, says student deaths are 'murders by system'Chaturvedi said, "Actually, it's not just one suicide; there are three such suicides that have taken place. And yes, I agree with what Rahu...
- NSE EGRs to commence trading from May 18. Here’s what gold investors should knowThe NSE will launch trading in Electronic Gold Receipts (EGRs) from May 18, aiming to transform gold investing in India. The exchange said ...
- Explained: What NSE's Electronic Gold Receipts mean for yellow metal investorsNSE’s Electronic Gold Receipts (EGRs) offer investors a regulated and fully digital way to own and trade physical gold without storage or p...
- How US’ dumb money became most influential force on Wall Street, explains Ruchir SharmaRetail investors in the US have shifted from being seen as “dumb money” to a powerful market force, consistently profiting by buying dips. ...
- NSE launches Electronic Gold Receipts to formalise India’s gold market; successfully dematerialises 1 kg gold barThe National Stock Exchange introduced Electronic Gold Receipts, enabling dematerialised gold trading backed by physical assets in regulate...
- UK inflation rises to 3.3% as Iran war impact begins to hitUK inflation rose to 3.3% in March from 3.0% in February, driven by higher fuel prices amid Middle East tensions. The increase, slightly ab...
- In the inflation fog, central banks trade precision for judgmentGlobal central bankers face a challenge understanding how people and businesses are reacting to rising energy costs. They need to know if i...
- Sebi may allow foreign investors in commodity derivatives marketIn its consultation paper, the regulator has suggested that FPIs should be allowed to trade in all non-agricultural commodity derivatives a...
- ECB policymakers at odds on inflation strategy, hope for Sept dealEuropean Central Bank (ECB) policymakers are still some way apart on their new inflation strategy but hope to reach an agreement before deb...
- You could soon get to trade in spot gold, just like stocksThe objective behind setting up gold exchanges is for India to become a price setter rather than a price taker and to establish an India go...
- Sebi may soon launch one commodity, one exchange ideaThe concept is in line with the global practice where particular commodities are offered on a single exchange
- Saudi attack fallout: Fuel up Rs 2-2.25/Litre in a fortnightOn Friday, petrol had touched Rs 80 a litre in Mumbai and Rs 74.34/litre in Delhi. The rates for diesel were Rs 70.55/litre and Rs 67.24/li...
- Ready to discuss reduction in commodity transaction tax: Anurag ThakurThakur said it was high time that India becomes a price setter than price taker.
- Will Budget transform India from price taker to price setter in the gold marketThe precious metal has been a beneficiary and even a victim of cash ban. On a net basis, this demonetisation exercise as of now has been ne...
- Trading volume on exchanges may dip 59 pc due to CTT: CIIImposition of commodity transaction tax could erode trading volumes by up to 59 per cent and also impact India's prospects of becoming a pr...
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