Latest News

हिन्दी

  • GOLDINVEST India Launch: Global Precious Metals Firm to Debut in India on 7 March 2026
    Global precious metals investment firm GOLDINVEST is set to launch its Indian operations on March 7, 2026, with its headquarters in Gurugram. Backed by GOLDINVEST Edelmetalle GmbH of Austria and Germany, the company aims to provide Indian investors with secure access to physical gold and silver investment solutions. The launch will also introduce EMAS Technology, a platform that allows investors to buy, sell, store, and even spend gold through integrated banking features such as IBAN accounts and Mastercard-backed transactions.
  • Central Bank Gold Statistics: Central Bank Gold Buying Slows in January 2026, Says World Gold Council
    Central Bank Gold Statistics: Central banks continued to accumulate gold in January 2026, though the pace of buying slowed compared to last year. According to the latest report by the World Gold Council, global central banks added a net 5 tonnes of gold during the month, with Uzbekistan, Malaysia, and China among the key buyers. The report also highlights a broadening demand base and rising interest in gold reserves amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
  • Gold Price Today: Check Today’s Latest Gold Silver Rates in Major Cities, 5 March 2026
    Gold Price Today: Gold and silver prices showed slight variations across major Indian cities today, reflecting local demand trends in the physical bullion markets. Gold prices largely hovered between Rs 1,60,700 and Rs 1,66,000, with cities like Chennai, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Kanpur trading near the higher end, while Bangalore and Latur recorded relatively lower levels. Meanwhile, silver prices displayed a wider range, moving between Rs 2,66,000 and Rs 2,84,000, with Lucknow reporting the highest silver price among the listed cities. The price differences across regions are mainly influenced by local taxes, transportation costs, and demand in regional jewellery markets.
  • WGC Report: जनवरी 2026 में केंद्रीय बैंकों द्वारा सोने की खरीद में कमी, जानिए क्या संकेत देता है यह ट्रेंड?
    World Gold Council की ‘Central Bank Gold Statistics’ रिपोर्ट के अनुसार जनवरी 2026 में केंद्रीय बैंकों की शुद्ध सोना खरीद 5 टन रही, जो 27 टन के मासिक औसत से कम है। हालांकि मलेशिया और दक्षिण कोरिया जैसे नए देशों की एंट्री से स्वर्ण रणनीति का दायरा व्यापक हुआ है।
  • Platinum Outlook 2026: Platinum Supply to Rise 2% but Market Deficit to Persist this Year, Says World Platinum Investment Council
    Platinum Outlook 2026: The global platinum market is expected to remain in deficit for the fourth consecutive year, with a 240 koz shortfall forecast for 2026 following a record 1,082 koz deficit in 2025, according to the World Platinum Investment Council. While total demand is projected to decline 8% to 7,619 koz, limited supply growth and rising bar and coin investment demand (up 35% to 725 koz) are expected to keep the market tight, with above-ground stocks covering just over four months of global demand.
  • World Gold Council ने लॉन्च किया ‘The Moment is Gold 2.0’ कैंपेन
    World Gold Council ने ‘The Moment is Gold 2.0’ अभियान लॉन्च किया है, जिसमें सोने को पारंपरिक अवसरों से आगे बढ़ाकर आत्मविश्वास, उपलब्धि और व्यक्तिगत खुशियों की ‘सोशल करेंसी’ के रूप में प्रस्तुत किया गया है। यह पहल आधुनिक युवा पीढ़ी की बदलती सोच और स्वतंत्र पहचान को दर्शाती है।

English

  • GOLDINVEST India Launch: Global Precious Metals Firm to Debut in India on 7 March 2026
    Global precious metals investment firm GOLDINVEST is set to launch its Indian operations on March 7, 2026, with its headquarters in Gurugram. Backed by GOLDINVEST Edelmetalle GmbH of Austria and Germany, the company aims to provide Indian investors with secure access to physical gold and silver investment solutions. The launch will also introduce EMAS Technology, a platform that allows investors to buy, sell, store, and even spend gold through integrated banking features such as IBAN accounts and Mastercard-backed transactions.
  • Central Bank Gold Statistics: Central Bank Gold Buying Slows in January 2026, Says World Gold Council
    Central Bank Gold Statistics: Central banks continued to accumulate gold in January 2026, though the pace of buying slowed compared to last year. According to the latest report by the World Gold Council, global central banks added a net 5 tonnes of gold during the month, with Uzbekistan, Malaysia, and China among the key buyers. The report also highlights a broadening demand base and rising interest in gold reserves amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
  • Gold Price Today: Check Today’s Latest Gold Silver Rates in Major Cities, 5 March 2026
    Gold Price Today: Gold and silver prices showed slight variations across major Indian cities today, reflecting local demand trends in the physical bullion markets. Gold prices largely hovered between Rs 1,60,700 and Rs 1,66,000, with cities like Chennai, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Kanpur trading near the higher end, while Bangalore and Latur recorded relatively lower levels. Meanwhile, silver prices displayed a wider range, moving between Rs 2,66,000 and Rs 2,84,000, with Lucknow reporting the highest silver price among the listed cities. The price differences across regions are mainly influenced by local taxes, transportation costs, and demand in regional jewellery markets.
  • Platinum Outlook 2026: Platinum Supply to Rise 2% but Market Deficit to Persist this Year, Says World Platinum Investment Council
    Platinum Outlook 2026: The global platinum market is expected to remain in deficit for the fourth consecutive year, with a 240 koz shortfall forecast for 2026 following a record 1,082 koz deficit in 2025, according to the World Platinum Investment Council. While total demand is projected to decline 8% to 7,619 koz, limited supply growth and rising bar and coin investment demand (up 35% to 725 koz) are expected to keep the market tight, with above-ground stocks covering just over four months of global demand.
  • Gold Outlook: MCX Gold Seen in ₹1.41–₹1.81 Lakh Range, Says Geojit Group’s Report
    Gold Outlook: Gold prices are expected to remain supported by steady central bank buying, strong ETF inflows, and ongoing geopolitical tensions, according to a report by Geojit Financial Services. However, a stronger U.S. dollar and uncertainty around U.S. monetary policy could limit gains in the short term. The brokerage expects gold to remain range-bound near term but maintains a positive outlook over the medium and long term.
  • The Moment is Gold 2.0: World Gold Council Launches Campaign Positioning Gold as Everyday Social Currency
    The World Gold Council has launched the second phase of its campaign, “The Moment is Gold 2.0,” aimed at redefining gold’s role in modern lifestyles. The initiative positions gold as an everyday social currency, encouraging consumers—especially younger audiences—to celebrate personal milestones, achievements, and meaningful life moments beyond traditional occasions such as weddings and festivals.