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SEBI has issued a strong warning about the risks of buying digital gold from unregulated platforms, pointing out issues like counterparty risk, unclear storage and lack of investor protection. With gold prices rising, the advisory encourages investors to shift toward safer, regulated options like Sovereign Gold Bonds, Gold ETFs and Gold Mutual Funds for more secure exposure to gold.

MCX Gold lets investors trade gold futures on India’s Multi Commodity Exchange without owning the metal. Each contract (1 kg or smaller) mirrors global gold prices and offers high liquidity and leverage. With prices around ₹1,14,891 per 10g, MCX Gold helps diversify portfolios, hedge risks, and benefit from short-term price movements while avoiding making charges and storage costs.

Festive-season gold purchases reveal shifting dynamics between online and offline ecosystems. Digital platforms compress pricing through layered discounts, cashback schemes, and low mint premiums, while physical jewellers sustain value via hallmark assurance and buyback reliability. Strategic stacking of bank and wallet offers can narrow per-gram costs, though exclusions often dilute headline deals. Financing decisions, particularly between credit cards and short-tenor personal loans, determine whether savings persist or evaporate under interest load, emphasising the discipline behind every glittering transaction.

Gold prices in India have skyrocketed 60% YTD, reaching ₹1,29,440 per 10g in October 2025, one of the sharpest rallies ever. With personal loans starting around 10–12% p.a., borrowing to invest in gold can yield solid returns if prices keep rising 20–30%. However, it’s a high-risk move, returns must exceed loan costs to be worthwhile.

In 2025, gold prices surged to record highs globally and in India, driven by monetary easing, central bank buying, and geopolitical uncertainty. Indian rates averaged ₹1,01,350 per 10 grams, with expectations of continued growth in 2026. Forecasts suggest prices may cross ₹1,13,000, supported by seasonal demand, inflation trends, and a weaker U.S. dollar, sustaining gold's bullish momentum.

Gold has always been a trusted symbol of wealth and security in India. In 2025, with prices touching record highs, buying gold continues to be one of the smartest investment choices. This blog explores why gold remains a timeless asset, its current market rates, recent price surges, and the best ways to invest from physical gold to ETFs and Sovereign Gold Bonds. Learn how gold protects your wealth and strengthens your financial portfolio amid market uncertainty.

Celebrate Navratri, Dussehra, and Diwali 2025 by buying gold wisely. From jewelry and coins to digital gold and sovereign bonds, this guide covers festive buying tips, trusted jewelers, and strategies to get the best value. Learn how to check purity, compare prices, and invest safely while embracing tradition and prosperity.

Gold remains a symbol of wealth, tradition, and security in India. With rising demand, limited supply, and digital investment options, experts expect steady price growth. From physical gold to ETFs, SGBs, and digital gold, there are multiple ways to invest safely. While returns are stable and risks low, gold also protects wealth during economic uncertainty, making it a trusted long-term investment for generations.

Gold prices in India hit a record ₹1,12,000 per 10g in 2025, and expected to reach ₹1,50,000 in coming years. Silver surged 40% in 2025, offering a cheaper alternative. Global uncertainty, central bank buying, and rate cuts drive demand. Experts advise balanced portfolios with gold and silver exposure.

Gold prices in India are experiencing rise of ₹219 per 10g across 18K, 22K and 24K.  After weeks of steady highs, this rise has brought pressure to buyers and investors alike. Although a ₹219 rise may sound small, the difference can seem clear, especially when buying gold in large quantities.  So, now the question is […]