New Delhi: India’s gold reserves, held by the RBI as part of the country’s foreign exchange reserves, have surpassed the $100 billion mark for the first time ever on the back of a sharp rise in the ...

Gold crossed ₹1.3 lakh per 10 grams due to global risk aversion, rupee weakness, and sustained central-bank buying. The key takeaway is that the rally reflects a structural repricing of trust, not ...

Gold demand in India continues to diverge: sustained strength in investment demand contrasts with weakness in the jewellery ...

MUMBAI, Oct 17 (Reuters) - India's gold reserves crossed the $100 billion mark for the first time, according to the Reserve Bank of India's latest foreign exchange reserves data, buoyed by a global ...

India's forex reserves rose by $1.033B to $687.260B for the week ending Dec 5, driven by higher gold reserves. Despite a dip ...

Gold has always played a critical role in global economies. For centuries, it has been used to measure wealth, stabilize currencies, and provide safety during economic uncertainty. Even today, when ...

NEW DELHI – For the first time in over three decades, central banks around the world are holding more gold than US government bonds, marking a major shift in how countries manage their reserves.

Gold is preparing for what may be its most powerful rally of the century. Four of the world’s biggest banks — Bank of America ...

Gold regains momentum, hits new records; discounts narrow in India. Investment demand steers festive gold buying revival. Momentum builds in gold ETFs with strong inflows and lower redemptions. RBI ...

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