Gold falls 21% globally but only 15% in India: How the rupee protected investors
Gold prices have corrected sharply from their January 2026 peaks, but Indian investors have suffered relatively smaller losses than their global counterparts. A weaker rupee and higher import…
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Gold prices have corrected sharply from their January 2026 peaks, but Indian investors have suffered relatively smaller losses than their global counterparts. A weaker rupee and higher import duties have cushioned domestic prices, even as international bullion markets remain under pressure.
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