India swings to premium on price retreat; China demand muted

Indian gold markets are seeing a premium return after a price dip, with buyers cautiously re-entering despite affordability concerns. This revival is fueled by falling international prices and a strengthening rupee. Meanwhile, China’s physical demand for gold has noticeably weakened, with jewellery sales and household caution impacting the market, though the central bank continues its…

Quote of the day by David Abrams: “There are good assets and bad assets but good prices and bad prices supersede whether the assets are good or bad”

David Abrams stresses that investment outcomes depend more on entry price than asset quality. Even strong businesses can underperform if overvalued, while weaker ones can generate returns if bought cheaply. The insight reinforces core value investing principles of margin of safety, disciplined valuation, and avoiding momentum-driven buying.