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Domestic gold prices on the MCX surged to an all-time high on Tuesday, with December futures reaching Rs 1,17,351 per 10 grams. Silver held steady near Rs 1,43,900 per kg. Globally, gold breached $3,850 per ounce as investors sought safe-haven assets amid US government shutdown fears, expectations of rate cuts, and rising geopolitical tensions, driving bullish momentum in precious metals.
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Manju Yagnik highlights India's growing real estate affordability challenge, with rising property prices making homes below Rs 1 crore scarce in Tier-1 cities. Despite this, the sector is projected for significant growth, driven by urbanization and strong residential sales, while sustainability and private equity inflows shape its future trajectory.
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Sumit Bhatnagar of LIC Mutual Fund AMC asserts India's growth story remains intact despite FII selling, viewing current corrections as healthy entry points for long-term investors. He highlights the US Fed rate cut's potential to boost liquidity and FII inflows, while DIIs provide market resilience. Bhatnagar favors domestic growth sectors and sees gold as a strong hedge amid global uncertainties.
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Shell CEO Wael Sawan says liquefied natural gas will be the company's main contribution. He believes LNG helps reduce global emissions. Sawan expects strong demand growth for the fuel by 2040. Shell plans new LNG projects worldwide. The company evaluates a second phase for its Canada facility. A final decision depends on market conditions.
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North Korea and China's foreign ministers agreed to deepen bilateral ties and resist hegemonism, following a recent Kim-Xi summit and a joint appearance with Putin. Both nations expressed a desire to strengthen cooperation against unilateralism, likely targeting the US. This move comes as North Korea seeks to improve relations with its key benefactor, China, amidst global shifts.
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