As a highly liquid asset with pro- and countercyclical properties, gold is widely recognised as a store of value. As such, it can help central banks meet their core objectives of safety, liquidity and return. Nonetheless, there is one pervasive concern about gold as an investment asset: that it does not offer any yield.
Read More...Dead critters, plenty of pressure, a lot of heat, and hundreds of thousands of years in time.
Crude oil is formed from the remains of dead organisms (diatoms) such as algae and zooplankton that existed millions of years ago in a marine environment.
Read More...Oil seemingly keeps getting deeper and deeper. But that isn’t the total truth. The earliest year where data is available, 1949, shows the average depth of oil wells drilled was 3,500 feet.
Read More...That includes 32 million barrels a day of crude oil only, and 68 million barrels of crude oil, condensates, NGLs and oil from non-conventional sources.
Read More...We have established the Relevance of gold as a strategic asset and the importance of portfolio diversification, but in this analysis we look specifically at gold’s role as a hedge compared to other well-established hedges
Read More...As a highly liquid asset with pro- and countercyclical properties, gold is widely recognised as a store of value. As such, it can help central banks meet their core objectives of safety, liquidity and return. Nonetheless, there is one pervasive concern about gold as an investment asset: that it does not offer any yield.
Read More...Over the years, FDI inflows have raised the competitive level in the country thereby raising the standards of research and development (R&D) requirements. Programs like Digital India, AatmaNirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge, Make in India, Atal Innovation Challenges have rationalized and expedited the investment processes in the country.
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