Planning to invest in gold and silver this Diwali? 7 experts decode the risks, outlook and allocation strategy
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- ✓Many investors in India turn to gold and silver as traditional investment choices during Diwali.
- ✓Prices recently saw fluctuations due to inflation and rising energy costs.
- ✓Experts said, "Investors have increasingly recognised the benefits of having commodity exposure in their portfolios." They suggest avoiding momentum-driven decisions amid current market volatility.
Story at a Glance
- Category
- Indian Markets
- Reported By
- The Economic Times
- Reading Speed
- 8 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Synopsis
During the festive season of Diwali, many investors in India turn to gold and silver as traditional investment choices. With the backdrop of rising energy costs and inflation, the prices of these metals have seen fluctuations. Financial experts recommend that in the face of current market volatility, it might be wise for investors to reassess their strategies.
Buying gold and silver during Diwali is a long-standing tradition in India, with many investors also viewing the festive season as an opportunity to review their portfolios and consider fresh investments in precious metals. However, after a strong rally followed by a sharp correction in 2026, investors may be wondering whether to add to their gold and silver holdings, wait for prices to stabilise or rebalance their existing exposure.
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