
Investors had the option to apply for SGBs from the primary market during the issuance.
Image Source : PixabayHowever, if you have missed the chance to apply for SGBs, you can invest in them secondary market.
Image Source : PixabayYou can buy it from both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE.
Image Source : PixabaySimply search the SGB scrip code in your demat account and place a buy order. It will be credited to your account within T+1 workday.
Image Source : PixabayThe price of SGBs is based on supply and demand. Usually, SGBs are traded below the spot price of the yellow metal.
Image Source : PixabaySGBs are a better option than physical gold as they remove the danger involved in the storage of physical gold.
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