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July 26, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Focus on Fundamentals: Indian Gold Demand Expected to Surge in Second Half of 2018

Analysts expect demand for gold in India to surge in the second half of the year thanks to a good outlook for farmers. A good start to the rainy season along with higher minimum support (MSP) for summer crops should boost the gold trade, according to a report in the Economic Times of India. Analysts […]

June 19, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Focus on Fundamentals: Rain Could Make Gold Demand Grow

Analysts say demand for gold in India will likely rise in the second half of the year thanks to a good monsoon season. Increasing demand for gold in the world’s second-largest market could help boost overall global demand for the yellow metal. According to NDTV, monsoon rains hit Kerela at the end of May. This was […]

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June 12, 2018 Videos

Fundamentals Point To Healthy Growing Gold Market (Video)

World Gold Council chief market strategist John Reade recently talked to Commodity TV about the current state of the gold market and what he sees in the future. Reade cast an optimistic tone, saying the supply and demand fundamentals point toward a healthy, growing gold market moving forward.

April 2, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Safe-Haven Hoarding: Indians Holding on to Their Gold

Indians are hoarding their gold despite an increase in the price during the first quarter of 2018. Analysts say they are holding onto their gold in anticipation of bigger price increases. Gold was up around 1.5% in dollar terms in the first quarter of this year. According to the Economic Times of India, the yellow […]

March 6, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Gold Has Two Fundamentals Going for It

There’s been a lot of focus on inflation and interest rates and how they will impact the gold market in the coming months. But gold has two fundamentals going for it that aren’t getting nearly the same kind of attention. Simple supply and demand. 

January 19, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Fundamentals Look Good for Silver in 2018

All kinds of factors impact the price of precious metals, but supply and demand are the most fundamental. With that in mind, the stage seems to be set for silver to have a strong year in 2018. According to the Silver Institute 2018 Market Trends report, the silver market faces growing demand and shrinking supply […]

January 15, 2018 Key Gold Headlines

Gold Is an Economic Lifeline for Vietnamese People

We write a lot about India because people in the country love gold. Even the poor buy gold in India. Indians value gold as a store of wealth, especially in poor rural regions. Two-thirds of India’s gold demand comes from these areas, where the vast majority of people live outside the official tax system. Gold is […]

December 26, 2017 Key Gold Headlines

India Set to Become World’s Fifth Largest Economy, Leapfrogging France and England

Earlier this month, World Gold Council chief market strategist John Reade said he expects gold to shine in 2018, and one of the primary reasons will be rising income growth in China and India. A report recently published by the Centre for Economics and Business Research lends support to Reade’s prediction. According to the 2018 […]

December 15, 2017 Key Gold Headlines

India Silver Demand on the Rebound

Indians are buying silver. India ranks as the second largest gold consumer in the world, behind only China, but Indians also have an appetite for the white metal. After a drop in silver demand last year, Indians are once again buying.

November 13, 2017 Key Gold Headlines

Optimistic Signs in Indian Gold Market Despite Q3 Demand Drop

If you saw the headlines last week, you know overall global gold demand fell steeply in the third quarter of this year. But as we reported, there was a lot of good news for gold buried beneath the gloomy headlines. Slumping Q3 gold demand in India was a big driver in the overall global decline, but […]