Gold prices surged on 20 November across major Indian cities, with 24-carat gold touching ₹1,25,020 per 10 grams in Delhi. Other metros like Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata also recorded a rise, with prices hovering near ₹1,24,870.
PhysicsWallah IPO opened at ₹145 on NSE, giving investors a 35% listing gain from its ₹109 issue price. The edutech giant raised ₹3,100 crore through new shares and plans to use funds for expanding offline and hybrid centers, marketing, infrastructure, and acquisitions.
Gold and silver prices fell sharply in India on November 18, 2025, amid rising dollar index and weak expectations of a rate cut next month. Domestic 24-carat gold dropped to Rs 12,366 per gram, while silver fell by Rs 5,000 per kg. MCX futures also showed intraday losses.
Gold prices in India declined on Monday, marking a weak start to the week. The international market reacted to uncertainty over potential US Federal Reserve rate cuts, strengthening the dollar and pressuring gold rates globally. In Delhi, 24-carat gold dropped to ₹1,25,220 per 10 grams.
Gold prices have been experiencing a strong rally since the start of the new year, as volatility and initial declines in the equity markets have prompted investors to seek safer investment options.
India’s growing investment landscape has boosted interest in commodity-based ETFs, particularly Gold and Silver ETFs. While Gold ETFs offer stability, high liquidity, and protection against inflation, Silver ETFs attract investors seeking diversification and higher potential returns driven by rising industrial demand.
The Adani Group has announced a massive investment of over ₹1 lakh crore in Andhra Pradesh over the next decade, focusing on ports, cement, energy, advanced manufacturing and one of the world’s largest green-powered hyperscale data center ecosystems in partnership with Google.
Despite NDA’s decisive victory in the Bihar elections, the Indian stock market turned red, surprising many investors. The initial exit poll results had boosted markets, but profit booking, global market trends, rising crude prices, and foreign institutional selling caused the fall.
Indian stock markets opened with slight gains on Thursday but soon turned negative as IT stocks fell sharply. Sensex opened at 84,525.89, Nifty at 25,906.10, while metal and pharma sectors showed resilience amid overall market volatility.
Gold prices in Delhi surged ₹2,000 per 10 grams to ₹1,27,900 amid strong global cues, while silver jumped ₹5,540 to ₹1,61,300 per kg. Global market trends and U.S. economic optimism fueled this sharp rise in precious metals.
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