Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme 2021-22 Opens: All You Need To Know Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme 2021-22 Opens: All You Need To Know Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme: The issue comes at a time when gold prices are rising after dropping sharply in the last couple of months.
Updated: May 17, 2021 2:45 pm IST
Subscription for first tranch of sovereign gold bond scheme opened today
The first tranche of Sovereign Gold Bonds 2021-22 opened for subscription on Monday. These will be issued in six tranches from May 2021 to September 2021, according to a statement issued by the Finance Ministry.
The issue comes at a time when gold prices are rising after dropping sharply in the last couple of months.
One can buy digital gond through the gold bond scheme, which comes with a government guarantee and an interest income. On Wednesday, May 12, the Ministry of Finance announced that the government, in consultation with the Reserve Bank of India, has decided to issue the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme 2021-22.
According to the Finance Ministry, the gold bond scheme 2021 will be issued in six tranches. The subscription for the first tranche of Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme 2021-22 will open on May 17 and will end on May 21, remaining open for a period of five days.
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Sovereign Gold Bonds 2021-22 will be issued in six tranches, said the Finance Ministry
Sovereign Gold Bond: The central government, in consultation with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today decided to issue the schedule for the Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme 2021-22. The Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme 2021-22 will be issued in six tranches, starting from May 2021 to September 2021. According to a statement released by the Ministry of Finance on Wednesday, May 12, the subscription for the first tranche of Sovereign Gold Bonds Scheme 2021-22 will open on May 17, 2021, and will end on May 21, 2021, remaining open for investors for a period of five days.
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