The NSE will launch trading in Electronic Gold Receipts (EGRs) from May 18, aiming to transform gold investing in India. The exchange said EGRs will make gold trading more transparent, secure and accessible through improved technology and liquidity. NSE believes the move could integrate gold into mainstream capital markets, boost financial inclusion and reduce dependence on fragmented pricing in the physical gold market.

The NSE will launch trading in Electronic Gold Receipts (EGRs) from May 18, aiming to transform gold investing in India. The exchange said EGRs will make gold trading more…

Electronic Gold Receipts offer regulated, exchange-traded gold exposure with optional physical delivery. NSE’s launch may improve reach, but liquidity, costs and adoption remain…