โจ Gold continues its unstoppable rally, supported by global uncertainty, strong domestic demand, and historic investment inflows.
International gold prices crossed $4,600/oz, while Indian MCX spot touched โน1,39,799 per 10g, confirming goldโs position as the ultimate safe-haven asset.
๐ Tradeline Capital Key Observations
๐ Gold ETF demand at record levels
December ETF inflows reached โน116 billion, taking total holdings to 95 tonnes, the highest ever in India.
๐ฑ Digital Gold Boom
UPI-based digital gold purchases tripled in 2025, showing a major shift toward tech-driven gold investment.
๐ฆ RBI Strategy Shift
RBI added only 4 tonnes in 2025 due to high prices, but total gold reserves rose to 880.2 tonnes, now forming 16% of Indiaโs forex reserves โ mainly due to valuation gains.
๐ Jewellery Demand Stable
Wedding demand remains steady, but buyers prefer lightweight designs. Over 40% of jewellery sales come from old gold exchange, showing value-conscious buying behavior.
๐ฆ Gold Imports Cool
Import value increased slightly, but volume declined due to higher landed prices โ indicating strong price sensitivity.
๐ Why Gold Is Rising
โ Global geopolitical tensions
โ Policy uncertainty in major economies
โ Strong ETF and digital investment inflows
โ Weak equity confidence
โ Safe-haven buying by institutions
Gold delivered a massive 67% return in 2025, the highest annual rise since 1979 โ and 2026 has already started with fresh record highs.
๐ฎ Tradeline Capital Outlook
๐น Investment demand will remain the main price driver
๐น Wedding & festival demand will support physical buying
๐น ETFs and digital gold will dominate new investor entry
๐น Any correction should be seen as a buying opportunity
๐ Tradeline Capital Conclusion
Gold is no longer only a jewellery metal โ it is now a core financial asset for Indian investors.
With strong institutional participation, rising digital access, and global uncertainty, goldโs long-term structure remains bullish.
๐ Tradeline Capital continues to recommend strategic accumulation of gold on corrections for medium to long-term investors.
