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Precious metals are on fire! Gold, Silver, Platinum have beaten Nifty 50
Precious metals are on fire, blazing past equities and stealing every ounce of market spotlight this year! While the Nifty barely manages a polite 5.49% nod year-to-date, the metals market is throwing a full-blown victory parade — platinum has rocketed 80%! Silver has soared 66%! Gold is glittering with a jaw-dropping 52%!
The message is loud and clear: this is the year of the metals!As investors rush to the safety and sparkle of hard assets, the once-mighty equities are gasping for attention.At 25,046.15, the Nifty’s climb from 23,700 looks more like a gentle stroll — meanwhile, the metal charts are practically melting screens with their red-hot momentum.
At 25,046.15, the Nifty’s gentle rise from 23,700 levels feels tame compared to the red-hot surge in metals. Precious metals are benefitting from a cocktail of global trends — from supply constraints and rising industrial demand, to investor appetite for safe havens amid geopolitical turbulence.
Platinum’s rally has been especially dramatic, buoyed by expectations of strong demand from the automotive and green energy sectors, where the metal plays a critical role in hydrogen fuel cells and catalytic converters. Silver, often dubbed “gold’s poor cousin,” has gained newfound glamour as both an industrial and investment metal, with booming demand from solar and electronics manufacturing.
Gold, meanwhile, remains the ultimate symbol of safety and value, riding a wave of central bank buying, jewellery demand, and global monetary uncertainty. Its ascent reflects both its emotional and financial hold on investors — a hedge against chaos, and a trusted store of wealth.
The contrast between metals and equities could not be starker. As corporate earnings moderate and valuations stretch, investors are recalibrating risk. While India’s equity markets continue to show resilience, the metals rally highlights an underlying unease about inflationary pressures, interest rate shifts, and global capital flows.
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GJEPC Hosts Workshop on ‘How and Why to Export’ at Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai
GJEPC held a workshop at Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai, on 25th November to introduce its new initiative, How and Why to Export, designed to guide aspiring exporters in the gem and jewellery trade. The programme aims to build practical understanding of export procedures, compliance, and government support, strengthening opportunities for MSMEs and widening India’s exporter base. It also supports the shared goal of the IIJS and MSME teams to help non-exporter members transition into global markets.
GJEPC officials delivered an in-depth presentation on three themes. The first explained why the Council is vital for exporters, outlining its role across trade facilitation, policymaking, international outreach, and market intelligence. The second offered a clear roadmap to starting exports, covering the IEC, documentation, logistics, finance, and compliance. The final segment detailed government schemes available to exporters, including credit support and MSME focused programmes.
The initiative signals GJEPC’s continued effort to prepare new entrants for global trade. The Council will roll out more sessions across major trading hubs in the months ahead.
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