"Last week, we also made a first physical delivery of gold against the ETF. Ashok Dhamnaskar, an investor from Mumbai, has become the first investor to convert gold ETF units to physical gold on Thursday, April 12, 2012.” Nitin Rakesh, CEO of Motilal Oswal Asset Management told Business Standard on April 18.
Showing posts with label Akshaya Tritiya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Akshaya Tritiya. Show all posts
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Indian Gold ETF that swaps shares for gold boosted by festival
The amount of gold sold during yesterday's gold buying festival in India was a disappointment according to Reuters: Prices, inflation dent gold demand on Akshaya Tritiya
That was in the traditional physical markets. But sales in the physical gold ETF market soared as trading costs were waived. The biggest percentage rise (although from a lower base than its larger peers) was seen by the only ETF that gives its investors the option to convert ETF shares into gold.
That was in the traditional physical markets. But sales in the physical gold ETF market soared as trading costs were waived. The biggest percentage rise (although from a lower base than its larger peers) was seen by the only ETF that gives its investors the option to convert ETF shares into gold.
Monday, 23 April 2012
Sterling gold lowest since 2011: no buyers?
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Indian Gold ETFs promoted as jewellery demand drops
Physical demand will drive the price of gold but news from India - the largest and most watched market is not entirely encouraging.
While the Akshaya Tritiya festival will lift jewellery demand, analyst Marc Ground at Standard Bank said "the pace of demand is not to the extent that we expected" (reports BullionVault)
But financial gold could still get a boost as the Indian gold exchange traded fund market continues to grow fast and India's National Stock Exchange will reportedly waive transaction fees on physical gold ETFs and extend trading hours on April 24.
It happened in May last year and again in October, the latter prompting the heaviest gold ETF buying day ever on the exchange.
Despite expectations that new taxes and higher gold prices will dampen demand some ETF providers expect more people to use ETFs.
While the Akshaya Tritiya festival will lift jewellery demand, analyst Marc Ground at Standard Bank said "the pace of demand is not to the extent that we expected" (reports BullionVault)
But financial gold could still get a boost as the Indian gold exchange traded fund market continues to grow fast and India's National Stock Exchange will reportedly waive transaction fees on physical gold ETFs and extend trading hours on April 24.
It happened in May last year and again in October, the latter prompting the heaviest gold ETF buying day ever on the exchange.
Despite expectations that new taxes and higher gold prices will dampen demand some ETF providers expect more people to use ETFs.
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