29
Jan
Gold has re-emerged as a central element in India’s economic framework, serving not only as a traditional safe asset but also as a key stabilising force amid growing global uncertainty. The Economic Survey notes that the sharp rise in gold prices is not simply part of a normal market cycle, but reflects deeper shifts in global risk sentiment, real interest rate expectations, and declining confidence in conventional financial instruments. The Survey points out that global markets are already reacting to increasing fragility. Throughout 2025, gold prices climbed dramatically from $2,607 per ounce to $4,315 per ounce, supported by a weakening…
