Common sense suggests that the demand for an asset should be high when its price is low, and vice versa. However, in practice, the demand for an asset is quite often high when its price is rising. And, the demand tends to be low when the price is low and falling. This appears to be true also for sovereign gold bonds (SGBs).
These are denominated in terms of gold. The demand for SGBs is high now when the price of gold is high and rising. Earlier, when the price of gold was low, the demand for SGBs was low. Though SGBs were launched in November 2015, almost 35 per cent of the amount ...
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