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In the last one year, gold gave more than 50 percent returns to investors, while the Sensex fell more than 1 percent. Even in a long time, gold has been ahead of equity.
Gold defeated the Sensex, gave a spectacular return of 50 percent in a year. (Image: AI)Gold ahead in every timeframe
In the last three years, gold has given an average of 29.7% returns, while the Sensex returns were just 10.7%. Gold stood at 16.5% and Sensex at 16.1% in five years. Talking for a long time, gold was 15.4% and Sensex at 12.2% in ten years, while gold was 15.2% and Sensex at 12.2% in twenty years. That is, whether it is short term or long term, gold has been continuously better than equity market.
Experts believe that countries around the world are relying more on gold away from the dollar reserve. This is not only a protection from inflation but also provides protection from currency fluctuations. The possibility of US Federal Reserve reducing interest rates and uncertainty about Donald Trump’s tariff policy has strengthened gold.
Further trend and investment strategy
However, after the recent rise in gold, experts believe that the returns will not be as tremendous in the coming times. He suggests that a gold allocation of 10-15% is necessary in the portfolio. Experts say that buying gold will be a better strategy when correction comes. On the other hand, according to experts, now the gold is overwelled compared to equity. History is witness that when the Gold-to-Sensex ratio goes below 0.8, the Sensex has given more than 25% returns on an average in the coming 3 years.
Rakesh Singh is a chief sub -editor with a 14 -year experience in media and publication. There are fields of international affairs, politics and agricultural interest. Many articles written by Rakesh Singh published …Read more
Rakesh Singh is a chief sub -editor with a 14 -year experience in media and publication. There are fields of international affairs, politics and agricultural interest. Many articles written by Rakesh Singh published … Read more
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