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    Gold: The correction was the repositioning, not the end of the trend

    Gold remains a vital liquidity source even with price drops. Central banks and individuals are selling gold to ease financial strains. In India, investors are shifting towards Gold ETFs for easier and more efficient investment. This trend offers attractive entry points for building gold exposure. Gold ETFs provide transparent pricing and security, making gold a liquid asset.

    In hawala universe, it's a partial eclipse of dollar

    The Indian money market's hawala sector is experiencing an unusual discount on the dollar-rupee exchange rate, a shift attributed to stalled flights and reduced trade with the Gulf. This irregular market, typically seeing a dollar premium, is now operating 1-2% below official rates, impacting informal remittance channels.

    Gold prices down 18% since Iran war! Why yellow metal is not acting as safe haven this time

    Gold has dropped 18% despite the West Asia conflict, as a surging dollar, rising oil prices and liquidity-driven selling overpower its safe-haven appeal. A hawkish US Federal Reserve stance, profit-taking after last year’s rally and higher bond yields have further weighed on sentiment, keeping investors on the sidelines.

    Why is gold price rising by 1.9% and silver by 2.7%, and will gold touch $5,500 and silver reach $100 soon? Precious metals rise, analysts insights and market outlook explained. Here's what should investors do now

    Why is gold price rising by 1.9% and silver by 2.7%, and will gold touch $5,500 and silver reach $100 soon? Gold rose as the dollar index slipped and oil prices declined. Investors track inflation data and Federal Reserve policy signals while silver and platinum also moved higher in global commodity markets.

    Cheap gold in Dubai amid Middle East Crisis: How much gold can you buy and bring to India at lower cost and taxes?

    Flight disruptions due to the Iran-Israel conflict have led to discounted gold prices in Dubai, presenting potential buying opportunities for Indians. However, experts caution that customs duties, GST, and other charges can significantly erode profit margins, making large-scale arbitrage unlikely.

    NRIs in Dubai sell gold amid escalating Israel-Iran war to secure cash

    With rising tensions from the Israel-Iran conflict, Indian expatriates in Dubai are cashing in on their gold investments. Many are opting to liquidate their gold to support family back home or bolster overseas bank accounts. This surge of sellers at unbranded jewellers illustrates a significant pivot in how assets are managed amidst global instability.

    The Economic Times
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