In 2025, Gold & Silver are doing what most assets couldn’t — holding firm amid volatility. Gold up 50.1%, Silver up 63.4%. What's driving this unprecedented rally and more importantly, will it continue?
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Here's who's really driving this: It's not retail investors, it's central banks making massive moves. Over 1,000 tonnes of gold added in 2024-25, and the 2025 CBGR survey indicates reserves to grow further.
Where does this gold go? The U.S. holds 8,133 tonnes, leading globally. India ranks among the Top 10 with 880 tonnes—reflecting the nation's enduring gold affinity and strategic reserve building.
Now look at silver: It's not just a precious metal, it's an industrial powerhouse. With 59% demand from industry (solar, EVs, electronics) and persistent deficits, silver's fundamentals are uniquely strong.
The price action validates the thesis: Gold and Silver prices have surged sharply in the last five years. Gold rose 145%, Silver 108% since 2021, and ETF folios jumped nearly 50% in the 12 months to August 2025.
Looking ahead: Geopolitical uncertainty, dovish central banks, inflation, and safe-haven demand keep prices elevated. Will precious metals continue to outshine traditional assets?
India’s manufacturing engine is revving up. Rising Index of Industrial Production (IIP), higher Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) readings, and strong sectoral performance have together laid the foundation for long-term industrial growth.
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The momentum is broad-based: multiple manufacturing groups posted growth in July 2025. This reflects not a single-sector uptick, but a wider structural shift across India’s industrial landscape.
And there’s strong validation! High-impact sectors, from semiconductors to medicines, cars to apparel, are scaling rapidly. Each carries strong domestic demand and export potential.
India Set to Become Global Aircraft MRO Hub by 2031.
India is quietly building one of the world’s biggest aviation transformations.
And a brand-new Safran mega-engine facility in Hyderabad just became the turning point.
Here’s how India is gearing up to become a $4B global aircraft MRO hub by 2031 - and save billions in foreign exchange.
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THE BIG NUMBER: $4 Billion by 2031 💰
India's aircraft MRO market is projected to hit $4 billion by 2031, growing at 8.9% annually—nearly DOUBLE the global growth rate of 4.8%
This is huge for India's aviation ecosystem!
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ENDING FOREIGN DEPENDENCE ✈️
Right now, nearly 85% of India’s engine maintenance happens abroad.
This means billions leaving the country.
Building domestic MRO capability could save $15 billion over the next decade.
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