Gold ETFs : Economic downturn due to coronavirus pandemic and weakness in the US dollar encouraged investors to infuse a whopping Rs 6,657 crore in gold exchange-traded funds in 2020.
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A Tiny Gold Fund Turns Into Gateway for Capital Fleeing Nigeria
Gold Fund Reports : Exchange-traded funds have been lauded for everything from democratizing investment to boosting market liquidity. In Africa, savvy investors have hit on a less-obvious benefit: Aiding their escape.
Gold prices today struggle, remains ₹5,000 lower than last month’s highs
In global markets, gold prices moved higher today as lacklustre US employment data and surging covid cases boosted the safe-haven appeal of gold. Spot gold climbed 0.4% to $1,951.13 per ounce.
Investors continue to pour money into gold ETFs
Investment demand for gold remained strong in India with gold-backed ETFs seeing inflows for the fifth month in a row. This comes despite weak retail demand amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Gold Rally Sputters With Bets on Vaccine, Economies Denting ETFs
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The rally in gold, which surged to an all-time high two weeks ago, is showing signs of losing steam with hopes for a coronavirus treatment and signs of improving economies undercutting the metal’s appeal as a haven.
Gold Fever in 2020 Means Exchange-Traded Funds – GSR
Gold Fever : In the 19th century California goldrush, the surest way to a fortune, according to Mark Twain, was to be in the “pick and shovel business.”
Conflict Gold in Spotlight as Investors Flock to Precious Metal
There’s a big shift in the balance of power in the global gold market. A relentlessly expanding physical hoard of bullion stored in London and New York means exchange-traded funds have usurped managed money in the futures market as the key driver of the price of the shiny metal.