Gold remains a long-term favourite, while silver outlook stays positive: Emkay Wealth Management
Gold remains supported by central bank buying and its safe-haven appeal, while silver offers stronger return potential but comes with higher volatility.
Gold remains supported by central bank buying and its safe-haven appeal, while silver offers stronger return potential but comes with higher volatility.
A wider asset mix, rising gold loan securitisation and stronger transaction safeguards are expected to support the Indian market, even as unsecured business loan delinquencies remain a concern.
Gold’s third straight weekly gain comes as softer yields and a weaker dollar support bullion, while Iran sanctions and oil prices could determine the next move for metals.
Some of the key global risks that weighed on markets earlier in the year have begun to moderate, although uncertainty remains elevated.
Precious metals gain as softer crude and a weaker dollar offset geopolitical risks, while markets await US jobs data for clues on the Fed’s next move.
Indian equities have lagged global peers in the near term and it remains one of the attractive long-term equity stories globally.
PL Capital says easing crude prices, strong domestic demand and improving valuations support India's equity outlook, but warns that geopolitical tensions, uneven monsoon, El Niño and inflation could keep markets volatile.
With rate-hike expectations rising and geopolitical risks easing, gold corrected sharply in June, but continued central bank purchases and fiscal concerns could underpin a recovery.
India’s decline in global market-cap rankings reflects AI-driven capital concentration in Taiwan and South Korea rather than any weakening of domestic fundamentals.
Persistent inflation concerns, rising global yields and uncertainty over the US-Iran conflict are expected to keep India’s benchmark 10-year bond yield under upward pressure despite comfortable domestic liquidity conditions.