The Daily Editor
Posts by The Daily Editor :
How will Trump's Strait of Hormuz blockade hit global economy?
Analysis: The knock-on effects of a long running US blockade of this vital shipping channel could create new risks and costs for economies worldwide
By Sanjoy Paul, University of Technology Sydney
For weeks now, the world economy has been on tenterhooks, waiting for one outcome: reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
» Read more about: How will Trump's Strait of Hormuz blockade hit global economy? »
Gold ETFs attract ₹31,561 crore in March quarter amid geopolitical tensions
Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) witnessed an influx of ₹31,561 crore in the March 2026 quarter, marking an almost sixfold surge compared to the year-ago period, as investors sought the safety of the traditional safe-haven asset amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
On a quarter-on-quarter basis, inflows rose 36% to ₹23,132 crore.
» Read more about: Gold ETFs attract ₹31,561 crore in March quarter amid geopolitical tensions »
2 Smart Buys for a Scary Market: Growth Stocks Worth Holding for Decades
Key Points
-
Amazon has continued to innovate and evolve behind the scenes, making it a stock to own for years.
-
Apple is one of the great compounding businesses of our time.
The market has been on a bit of a scary ride to start the year.
» Read more about: 2 Smart Buys for a Scary Market: Growth Stocks Worth Holding for Decades »
Market on Sale: 2 Stocks Worth Buying With $1,000 Amid the Chaos
The market had one of its inevitable dips when oil prices soared before the recent Iran war ceasefire. It’s on its way back up, and the S&P 500 is roughly flat year to date. However, the ceasefire looks fragile, and the markets will be sensitive to continued oil volatility.
While investors might choose to stay out of the markets when there’s volatility,
» Read more about: Market on Sale: 2 Stocks Worth Buying With $1,000 Amid the Chaos »
Akshaya Tritiya and the New Way to Invest in Gold: Digital Gold
Akshaya Tritiya has long been considered one of the most auspicious days in India to begin something new or make meaningful purchases. Traditionally, people buy gold on this day because it symbolises prosperity, wealth, and lasting value. Families visit jewellery stores, invest in coins,
» Read more about: Akshaya Tritiya and the New Way to Invest in Gold: Digital Gold »
Working While Collecting Social Security? Here Are 2 Key Numbers You Need to Keep in Mind.
When you first retire, the last thing you may want to do is work. After all, you just ended what was probably a long career. And now, it’s time to reclaim your free time.
But at some point, you may decide that you’d like to return to a job in retirement, whether because you feel your savings aren’t holding up as well as you’d hoped or you’re bored and need some structure.
Gold ETFs Attract Rs 31,561 Cr in March Quarter
Gold ETFs saw huge inflows of Rs 31,561 crore in Q1 2026 amid geopolitical tensions. AUM tripled, folios rose. Learn more!
» Read more about: Gold ETFs Attract Rs 31,561 Cr in March Quarter »
Batteries Would Take Tesla To All-Time High
2014 Getty Images / Getty Images News via Getty Images
Quick Read
-
People Worry About How Far EVs Go
-
New Batteries Could Change The Game
-
Tesla’s Sales Have Been Poor In 2026
-
The analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks.
» Read more about: Batteries Would Take Tesla To All-Time High »
Gold ETFs Attract ₹31,561 Crore In March Quarter Amid Geopolitical Tensions
“January saw unusually elevated inflows, likely supported by strong risk aversion, portfolio rebalancing, and momentum in gold prices, making subsequent monthly numbers look softer by comparison. Even so, March’s positive flows suggest that gold continues to retain investor interest as a diversification tool amid market uncertainty and macro volatility,” said Nehal Meshram, Senior Analyst,
» Read more about: Gold ETFs Attract ₹31,561 Crore In March Quarter Amid Geopolitical Tensions »