Dhanteras saw a surge in gold and silver ETF investments, with gold ETFs returning up to 64% and silver ETFs up to 72% since last year. Experts suggest continued upside potential for both, advising staggered investments to capitalize on any short-term corrections and maintain portfolio diversification.
Dhanteras 2025 arrives on October 18, presenting auspicious timings for gold purchases. Investors can choose from traditional jewelry to digital gold and ETFs. Gold prices have seen a significant rise and are projected to continue their upward trend. Analysts anticipate further growth, making this Dhanteras a key period for gold investment.
Mental strength is key to wealth creation, according to Sandeep Agarwal. He explains how inner energies and planetary influences, like Saturn's discipline, Venus's gratitude, and Jupiter's vision, shape financial success. Agarwal suggests aligning karma with mind patterns for wealth. He also advises managing market noise and emotional reactions for consistent wealth building. Timing and energy are crucial for financial outcomes.
Gold prices have surged by an astonishing 63% in India over the past year, reaching near record highs of Rs 1,28,200 per 10 grams on Dhanteras 2025. Analysts anticipate further gains, with a Rs 1.5 lakh target per 10 grams in sight, driven by geopolitical tensions, central bank buying, and expected US interest rate cuts.
Indian stock markets are poised for growth driven by domestic recovery and government reforms. While global cues influence, strong fundamentals offer resilience. Investors can find opportunities in BFSI, Capital Markets, Consumption, and Industrials. Caution is advised for IT and Oil & Gas sectors. Long-term investors should consider a buy-on-dip strategy.
Wall Street closed higher Friday as investors weighed President Trump's remarks on China tariffs and regional bank earnings eased credit risk concerns. Trump's comments on tariffs were seen as mixed, while regional banks rebounded, with Truist Financial and Zions Bancorporation showing gains.
Indian stock markets saw their best weekly performance in four months. Banking stocks led the rally, fueled by positive business updates and loan growth. Investors are optimistic ahead of the Diwali trading session. While short-term gains are expected, analysts suggest caution post-Diwali as loan growth may not sustain. Foreign investors showed buying interest.
On Friday, the Indian rupee took a dip, settling at 87.9750 against the dollar. Thanks to the Reserve Bank of India's timely intervention, the decline was cushioned. While the rupee enjoyed a commendable two-day uptrend, a surge in dollar demand coupled with global risk aversion dampened its gains.
The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it will allow Boeing to produce more 737 Max airplanes by increasing the monthly limit that it imposed after a door plug blew off an Alaska Airlines jet that the company built.
Gold prices have reached a new peak just before Dhanteras, affecting festive sales. Jewellers anticipate more lightweight jewellery purchases. Investment demand for gold and silver coins remains robust. Platinum is also gaining popularity among men for jewellery. Silver prices have softened due to increased supply, despite a global deficit. Geopolitical tensions and US economic factors are influencing gold prices.
