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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.

    Investors take to digital gold in a big way

    Digital gold purchases in India saw a significant surge in 2025. Younger investors are increasingly opting for small, online gold purchases over traditional jewellery. This trend is driven by convenience and accessibility. Experts believe government regulations will further boost this digital gold market.

    Gold a ‘buy on dips’, says Naveen Mathur; sees upside near $5,200, silver to consolidate

    Gold prices are expected to stay high in 2026. Strong global factors, central bank purchases, and increasing ETF investments will support this trend. Investors are advised to buy gold during price dips. Gold ETFs are a preferred investment route. Silver's outlook is less robust than gold's. Geopolitical risks and monetary policy shifts will influence gold's performance.

    Silver & gold ETFs rally up to 9% as bullion boom continues. Should you invest now?

    Gold and silver futures opened higher for a second consecutive session on Wednesday, pushing commodity-based ETFs up by as much as 9% during the period.

    Silver jumps nearly Rs 11,000, nears Rs 3 lakh; gold up 3%. Is it too late to buy?

    Gold and silver futures extended gains for a second session, driven by geopolitical tensions after the US shot down an Iranian drone, along with bargain buying and a softer dollar. MCX silver jumped 4% and gold rose 3%, while global prices surged to multi-year highs. Analysts expect continued volatility amid dollar moves and geopolitical risks.

    Who sets gold prices? How markets, central banks, and traders determine gold’s value

    Who sets gold prices? How markets, central banks, and traders determine gold’s value. In 2026, gold’s value hinges on a $14 trillion market cap driven by data-heavy shifts. The Federal Reserve’s pivot toward 3% inflation targets has forced a decoupling from traditional bond yields. Central banks now hold 15% of all-time mined supply, with BRICS+ nations adding 1,000+ tonnes annually to hedge USD volatility. This strategic accumulation creates a structural price floor, turning bullion into a high-velocity asset for institutional "de-dollarization" strategies.

    The Economic Times
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