To understand what had happened, and how it will affect investors, let’s start from the beginning: –

WHAT ARE SOVERIGN GOLD BONDS?

Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) have long been considered one of the most tax-efficient ways for Indian investors to gain exposure to gold. Issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on behalf of the Government of India, SGBs combine gold price appreciation with a fixed interest income, making them an attractive alternative to physical gold.

SGBs are government securities denominated in grams of gold. Their value is linked to the prevailing market price of gold, while investors also earn a fixed interest of 2.5 percent per annum, paid semi-annually. The bonds have a maturity period of eight years, with an option for early redemption after the fifth year. Traditionally, one of the biggest advantages of SGBs was the complete exemption from capital gains tax on redemption at maturity.

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WHAT HAS CHANGED in Taxation of Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB)?

Under the revised framework of the Union Budget 2026:

  Capital gains for secondary market investors will be taxable at maturity.

  Long-term capital gains will attract a tax rate of 12.5 percent, along with applicable surcharge and cess.

  Short-term gains will continue to be taxed as per the investor’s income tax slab.

  The 2.5 percent annual interest income remains taxable, as it was earlier.

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LETs SEE WITH AN EXAMPLE OF HOW THIS NEW LTGC TAX WORKS ON SOVEREIGN GOLD BOND

Let’s say there is a guy who bought SGB worth ₹5,00,000. Consider the following table to understand how this would work.

WHY THE CHANGE IN SOVEREIGN GOLD BOND TAXATION?

The government’s decision appears aimed at encouraging long-term, primary-market participation rather than trading or speculative buying in the secondary market. By preserving tax benefits exclusively for original subscribers, the policy seeks to align SGB investments more closely with their original objective—reducing physical gold demand while promoting stable, long-term financial savings.

Despite the tax revision, several core features of SGBs remain intact. The bonds continue to offer sovereign backing, gold price linkage, and fixed interest income. For investors who participate in RBI issuances and hold the bonds until maturity, SGBs remain a tax-efficient gold investment option.

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Budget 2026 has not diminished the relevance of Sovereign Gold Bonds, but it has clearly redefined their appeal. While SGBs continue to be attractive for long-term, primary-market investors, their attractiveness in the secondary market has been materially reduced. Investors will now need to carefully factor in tax implications before buying SGBs from exchanges, as the era of universally tax-free redemption has come to an end.

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The Budget proposes a clarification on capital gains tax exemption for Sovereign Gold Bonds(SGBs) by telling capital gains exemption will be available only to individuals who subscribe to SGBs at the time of original issue and hold them continuously until redemption on maturity. Secondary market purchases or premature exits will not qualify for this benefit.

While import duties remain untouched, the Securities Transaction Tax (STT) on derivatives has been increased—futures STT raised to 0.05% and options-related STT to 0.15%—indicating the government’s intent to curb excessive speculative activity while keeping long-term investment channels intact.

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF THE GEMS & JEWELLERY SECTOR IN THE BUDGET

Although there are no major changes in the sector in the Union Budget 2026, the following are some of the minor changes

Special Economic Zones

• Allowance of sale from SEZ to DTA units at concessional rates of duty by eligible units as a special one-time measure

Diamond

• Extension of customs duty exemption on seeds used in manufacturing of lab grown diamonds till 31.03.2028.
• Extension of import of duty-free sawn diamonds till 31.03.2028

Precious Metals:

Sunset-date of 31.03.2027 for the following entries is being prescribed:           

 GST

• GST rules been amended to extend provision of provisional refund arising out of inverted duty structure.

E-Commerce:

• Removal of the current value cap of ₹10 lakh per consignment on courier exports.
• Improvement in Handling of rejected and returned consignments with effective use of technology for identifying such consignments.

Banking:

• Setting up a “High Level Committee on Banking for Viksit Bharat”, to comprehensively review the sector and align it with India’s next phase of growth, while safeguarding financial stability, inclusion and consumer protection.

Authorised Economic Operators

• Enhancement of duty deferral period for Tier 2 and Tier 3 AEOs from 15 days to 30 days.
• Allowance of eligible manufacturer-importers the same duty deferral facility till 31.03.2028 further encouraging them to get themselves accredited as a full-fledged Tier 3- AEO in due course.

Baggage Rules 2026

• Modified the rules to allow import of precious metal jewellery up to 40 grams for females and 20 grams for males, replacing the earlier value-based limits of ₹1 lakh and ₹50,000 respectively. These rules do not apply to bullion.

Industrial Clusters:

• Introduction of a scheme to revive 200 legacy industrial clusters to improve their cost competitiveness and efficiency through infrastructure and technology upgradation.

Equity Support:

• Introduction of a dedicated ₹10,000 crore SME Growth Fund, to create future Champions, incentivizing enterprises based on select criteria.
• Top up the Self-Reliant India Fund set up in 2021, with ₹2,000 crore to continue support to micro enterprises and maintain their access to risk capital.

Liquidity Support

 With TReDS, more than ₹7 lakh crore has been made available to MSMEs. To leverage its full potential, the ollowing has been announced:

(i) mandate TReDS as the transaction settlement platform for all purchases from MSMEs by CPSEs, serving as a benchmark for other corporates;

(ii) introduce a credit guarantee support mechanism through CGTMSE for invoice discounting on TReDS platform;

(iii) link GeM with TReDS for sharing information with financiers about government purchases from MSMEs, encouraging cheaper and quicker financing;

(iv) introduce TReDS receivables as asset-backed securities, helping develop a secondary market, enhancing liquidity and settlement of transactions.

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Professional Support:

Facilitation of Professional Institutions such as ICAI, ICSI, ICMAI to design short-term, modular courses and practical tools to develop a cadre of ‘Corporate Mitras’, especially in Tier-II and Tier-III towns. These accredited para-professionals will help MSMEs meet compliance requirements at affordable costs.

Following the commencement of Union Budget speech, Shri Kirit Bhansali, Chairman, GJEPC,

“We thank the Government for a positive, growth-focused Budget that addresses key bottlenecks and gives fresh momentum to India’s gems and jewellery sector. It improves liquidity, supports manufacturing and strengthens exports across the value chain. 

GJEPC welcomes the Union Budget’s transformative customs reforms, recommended for adoption. Trust-based processes, digital appraisals, and simplified clearances will slash delays and costs, accelerating business growth.

We also applaud the limited sales from SEZs to the Domestic Tariff Area at concessional duties. This will enable factories to utilize idle capacity, safeguard jobs, and strengthen trade amid US tariffs and global demand volatility.

The removal of the ₹10 lakh cap on courier exports is a big boost for e-commerce, enabling MSMEs, artisans and small jewellery brands to reach global buyers directly, with smoother handling of returns and quicker turnaround.

Filing the Bill of Entry in advance for trusted importers will enable immediate clearance of goods on arrival, reducing waiting time at ports, speeding up deliveries and lowering logistics costs for exporters and manufacturers.

With MSMEs forming over 80% of our industry, measures such as the INR 10,000 crore SME Growth Fund, INR 2,000 crore support for micro units and INR 7,00,000 crore liquidity through TReDS, along with stronger banks, restructuring NBFCs will ease credit and drive expansion.

Extending the duty deferment period for Authorised Economic Operators (AEOs) from 15 to 30 days and offering similar benefits to eligible manufacturers will improve cash flow, reduce compliance burden and enable faster, helping exporters move goods quicker and operate with greater ease.

Extending duty-free import of Lab-Grown Diamond (LGD) seeds and Sawn Diamonds till March 2028 is a timely and practical step. It keeps input costs low, supports production and exports, and safeguards a fast-growing segment where India already leads globally, helping secure the future of our industry.

Setting up a new National Institute of Design will strengthen design talent and innovation in the country. For the gems and jewellery sector, this means better product development, contemporary styling and stronger branding, helping Indian manufacturers move up the value chain and compete more effectively in global markets.

Overall, this Budget gives the right push for growth towards Viksit Bharat and moves us closer to our goal of scaling exports to $100 billion by 2047.”

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Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) Reaction

Reacting to the Union Budget 2026–27, the leadership of the All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) highlighted the government’s balanced and industry-sensitive approach towards the gems and jewellery sector.

Mr. Rajesh Rokde, Chairman, All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC), said, “The Union Budget 2026–27 reflects a stable and sensitive approach towards the Gems & Jewellery industry. The absence of any increase in customs duty or GST, continued policy certainty, strong MSME and cluster support, ease-of-doing-business measures, and litigation-reducing income-tax reforms together provide confidence to the trade and reinforce the Government’s recognition of our sector as a key contributor to employment, exports, and economic growth.”

Echoing similar sentiments, Mr. Avinash Gupta, Vice Chairman, All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC), stated “The Gems & Jewellery trade welcomes the Union Budget 2026-27. The absence of any increase in customs duty, combined with strong MSME support, improved access to finance, simplified income-tax compliance, and enhanced ease-of-doing-business measures, will enable jewellers across the value chain to plan confidently and focus on sustainable growth amid global uncertainties.”

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On the other hand, no changes were announced in customs duties on gold and silver, easing concerns of sudden price shocks for jewellers, bullion traders, and consumers.

The budget had set a clear direction towards India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat by pushing growth through the manufacturing sector, the IT sector, supporting MSMEs, announcing Seven Proposed high-speed rail corridors, and generating employment by skilling initiatives, healthcare, tourism, and creative industries.

The Budget reaffirms commitment to fiscal consolidation, with the fiscal deficit estimated at 4.3% of GDP and a declining debt-to-GDP ratio.

The budget also announced Tax reforms under the new Income Tax Act, 2025, which aims to simplify compliance, reduce litigation, and improve ease of living. There have also been some changes in customs and indirect tax measures to support manufacturing, exports, and energy transition

HIGHLIGHTS

The following are the major highlights of the budget 2026, sector-wise

1.0  Manufacturing Sector

At the core of the Budget is an aggressive strategy to scale up manufacturing in seven strategic and frontier sectors, reinforcing India’s ambition to become a global production hub.

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1.1  Manufacturing Sector: Major Announcements

·           Biopharma SHAKTI with an outlay of ₹10,000 crore to position India as a global hub for biologics and biosimilars.

·           India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, expanding beyond chip fabrication into equipment, materials, full-stack IP design, and skilled workforce development.

·           Expansion of the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme to ₹40,000 crore, riding on strong investor response.

·           Development of Rare Earth Corridors in mineral-rich states to strengthen supply chains for critical materials.

·           New Chemical Parks, capital goods manufacturing schemes, and a ₹10,000-crore push for container manufacturing.

1.2  Manufacturing Sector: Tax Reforms Announcements

·           Exemption from income tax for five years to non-residents providing capital goods, equipment, or tooling to any toll manufacturer in a bonded zone

·           Some provisions were announced to safe harbour to non-residents for component warehousing in a bonded warehouse.

·           The limit for duty-free imports of specified inputs used for processing seafood products for export is increased, from the current 1 per cent to 3 per cent of the FOB value of the previous year’s export turnover.

·           Exemption was announced for basic customs duty on specified parts used in the manufacture of microwave ovens.

·           Exemption was announced for basic customs duty on components and parts used in aircraft manufacturing.

2.0 MSMEs

Recognising MSMEs as the backbone of the economy, the Budget introduces a three-pillar support framework:

  Equity support via a ₹10,000-crore SME Growth Fund and a ₹2,000-crore top-up for the Self-Reliant India Fund.

  Liquidity support through deeper integration of TReDS, credit guarantees, and asset-backed securities.

  Professional support via ‘Corporate Mitras’—trained para-professionals to help MSMEs with compliance and governance.

3.1 Service Sector Announcements

·           Service Sector: Created a high-powered ‘Education to Employment and Enterprise’ Standing Committee whose focus is on the Services Sector. It was done as the government realized that the service sector would be a core driver of Viksit Bharat.

·           Health Sector: Government to upgrade and establish new institutions for Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) in ten selected disciplines.

·           Care Ecosystem: The government would develop a variety of NSQF-aligned programmes to train 1.5 lakh multiskilled caregivers.

·           Medical System: The government would introduce schemes to support States in establishing Five Hubs for Medical Value Tourism in partnership with the private sector.

·           AYUSH: Government would open 3 new All India Institutes of Ayurveda, upgrading AYUSH pharmacies and Drug Testing Labs for higher standards of certification ecosystem, & upgrading the WHO Global Traditional Medicine Centre.

·           Orange Economy: The government would set up AVGC Content Creator Labs in 15,000 secondary schools and 500 colleges.

·           Design Sector: The Government would set up a new National Institute of Design through the Challenge route in the eastern region of India.

·           Sports Sector: Government introduced the Khelo India Mission, which would integrate talent development pathway, systematic coaching development, integration of science & technology, and development of sports infrastructure

·           Education: The government would open 5 University Townships in the vicinity of major industrial and logistic corridors.

Also, the government would set up a girls’ hostel in Higher Education STEM institutions in every district.

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The government would also set up and upgrade four Telescope Infrastructure facilities.

·           Tourism: The government had made some major announcements in the sector

·       They would set up a National Institute of Hospitality as a bridge between academia, industry, and the Government.

·       They would start a pilot scheme for upskilling 10,000 guides in 20 iconic tourist sites.

·       They would start a National Destination Digital Knowledge Grid to digitally document all places of significance

·       They would develop ecologically sustainable Mountain trails, Turtle Trails, and bird-watching trails in select states

·       They would develop 15 archeological sites into vibrant, experiential cultural destinations.

·       They would also develop Buddhist Circuits inthe  North East Region.

3.2 Service Sector Tax Reforms

The Government would club IT services under a single category with a common safe harbour margin of 15.5%

Safe harbour threshold for IT services would be increased from ₹ 300 crore to ₹2,000 crore.

Approval of safe harbour for IT services would be done by an automated rule-driven process.

The Government would fast track unilateral APA process for IT services with an aim to conclude it within a period of two years. Can be extended by a further period of six months on the taxpayer’s request.

Some provisions were introduced on a tax holiday until 2047, for foreign companies providing cloud services to global customers through India-based data centre services. Related Entities providing data center services from India to get a safe-harbour of 15% on cost.

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Exemption would be granted to the global income of a non-resident expert for a stay period of 5 years under the notified schemes

4.0 Infrastructure and Urban Transformation Announcements

Public capital expenditure continues its upward trajectory, rising to ₹12.2 lakh crore in FY 2026–27. Major highlights include:

• Creation of an Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fund to crowd in private investment.
• Expansion of Dedicated Freight Corridors, inland waterways, coastal shipping, and seaplane connectivity.
• Mapping and funding of City Economic Regions (CERs), with ₹5,000 crore per region over five years.
• Development of seven High-Speed Rail corridors, linking major economic centres as “growth connectors”.

5.0 Energy Security and Climate Security

The Budget makes a clear bet on sustainability:

• ₹20,000 crore allocated over five years for Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS).
• Customs duty exemptions to support lithium-ion batteries, energy storage, solar glass, and nuclear power projects.
• Policies aimed at long-term energy stability while supporting industrial decarbonisation.

6.1 Financial Sector’s majorAnnouncementss

To align finance with long-term growth:

·        A High-Level Committee on Banking for Viksit Bharat will review the future architecture of India’s banking system.

· Incentives worth ₹100 crore were announced for the single issuance of municipal bonds of more than ₹1000 crore. The current scheme under AMRUT will continue.

·        Restructuring of key public sector NBFCs was announced, namely Power Finance Corporation (PFC) and Rural Electrification Corporation (REC).

· A comprehensive review would be done of Foreign Exchange Management (FEMA), specifically on Non-debt Instruments Rules

· An introduction was done of the Market Making Framework and Total Return Swaps on corporate bonds

6.2 Financial Sector’s Tax Reforms

The Government had raised the STT on Futures from 0.02% to 0.05%

While STT on options premiums and the exercise of options will be raised to 0.15% from the rates of 0.1% and 0.125%, respectively.

7.0 Skills and Young India

Through this budget, the government had renewed emphasis on the services sector, which underpins the aspiration-building agenda:

• In order to build a Care Ecosystem and allied care services, training would be done for 1.5 multiskilled caregivers.
• Self-Help Entrepreneur (SHE) Marts to be set up as community-owned retail outlets within the cluster-level federations.
• Divyangjan Kaushal Yojana would be established, which would work on providing dignified livelihood opportunities through industry-relevant and customized training specific to disability group.s
• Governemt wouold supporting Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of India (ALIMCO) to scale up production of assistive devices, invest in R,&D and AI integration.

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FAQs

1. When was the Union Budget 2026 presented and what is its overarching vision?
The Union Budget 2026 was presented on 1st February 2026 by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. It lays a clear roadmap towards Viksit Bharat, focusing on manufacturing-led growth, services expansion, infrastructure development, and large-scale employment generation.

2. How does Budget 2026 address fiscal discipline and macroeconomic stability?
The Budget reaffirms commitment to fiscal consolidation, estimating the fiscal deficit at 4.3% of GDP, while maintaining a declining debt-to-GDP trajectory, ensuring long-term macroeconomic stability.

3. What are the key initiatives announced for strengthening India’s manufacturing sector?
The Budget prioritises seven strategic manufacturing sectors through initiatives like Biopharma SHAKTI, India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, expansion of electronics manufacturing schemes, development of Rare Earth Corridors, and new chemical parks and container manufacturing programmes.

4. What tax incentives have been introduced to support manufacturing and exports?
Key tax measures include five-year income tax exemption for non-residents supplying capital goods in bonded zones, safe harbour provisions for component warehousing, higher duty-free import limits for seafood exporters, and customs duty exemptions on components for microwave ovens and aircraft manufacturing.

5. How does Budget 2026 support MSMEs across equity, liquidity, and compliance?
The Budget introduces a three-pillar MSME framework:

• Equity support via a ₹10,000-crore SME Growth Fund and ₹2,000-crore Self-Reliant India Fund top-up
• Liquidity support through expanded TReDS, credit guarantees, and asset-backed securities
• Compliance support through ‘Corporate Mitras’, trained para-professionals assisting MSMEs.

6. What major steps were announced to strengthen the services sector?
A high-powered Education-to-Employment and Enterprise Standing Committee has been created, recognising the services sector as a core driver of growth under the Viksit Bharat vision.

7. How does the Budget promote healthcare, education, and skill development?
Key announcements include new institutions for Allied Health Professionals, training 1.5 lakh multiskilled caregivers, establishment of Medical Value Tourism hubs, five University Townships, STEM hostels for girls in every district, and upgraded telescope infrastructure facilities.

8. What initiatives support creative, sports, and design-driven industries?
The Budget boosts the Orange Economy through AVGC labs in schools and colleges, establishes a new National Institute of Design in eastern India, and strengthens sports infrastructure and talent pipelines under the Khelo India Mission.

9. What reforms were announced for IT and digital services taxation?
The Budget rationalises IT services taxation by introducing a single safe harbour margin of 15.5%, increasing the threshold to ₹2,000 crore, automating approvals, fast-tracking APAs, and offering tax holidays till 2047 for foreign cloud and data centre service providers.

10. What are the key infrastructure and connectivity highlights of Budget 2026?
Public capital expenditure has been raised to ₹12.2 lakh crore, alongside the creation of an Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fund, development of City Economic Regions, expansion of freight and waterways, and the announcement of seven high-speed rail corridors as economic growth connectors.

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The budget is prepared by Honourable Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman and would be presented on the day as well, live.

Historically, the budget always had a strong impact on how markets react, and this time it would not be any different. Despite the budget being announced on a Sunday, the markets of India will be open. This would allow traders and investors to react immediately to the fiscal announcements without waiting for the next weekday.

These special sessions of the markets help prevent large overnight price gaps, ensure real-time price discovery, and allow participants in equities, derivatives, and commodities to hedge positions and make informed decisions based on the latest government policies. Essentially, it keeps the market active and transparent during a high-impact economic event.

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TIMINGS OF THE MARKETS

Indian stock markets usually remain closed on weekends, but both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) have issued official circulars confirming a special live trading session on Budget Day. The timings of the market is as follows:-

Pre-Open Session: 9:00 am – 9:08 am (IST)

Normal Market Trading: 9:15 am – 3:30 pm (IST)

The Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX) has also issued a Budget Day circular confirming a special live trading session on Sunday, 1 February 2026. Market participants can trade multiple commodity futures — such as gold, silver, crude oil, and base metals — on the day of the Budget. The timings of the market are as follows:-

Special Pre-Session: 8:45 am – 8:59 am (IST)

Normal Trading Session: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (IST)

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