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Investing in Gold Sovereigns
The British sovereigns are gold coins with a nominal face value of one pound sterling or twenty shillings.They were first issued in 1489 and still continue to be issued till date. All post-1837...
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Nota Bene
Compared to other asset classes, gold has historically outperformed in a wide range of uncertain economic scenarios: deflation (falling prices accompanied by low or negative growth), stagflation (high...
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Losing Money On Gold
The price of gold has tripled in the last six years, giving investors an annual compounded return of nearly 20%. Compared to bank deposit returns of 8% a year and a volatile equity market, it is hard...
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Whither Bullion In Samvat 2070?
Gold has offered negative returns for the first time in fifteen Samvat years.With a price decline of 0.5 per cent or Rs 140 on the last day of Samvat 2069 ( Saturday), standard gold price in Mumbai’s...
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