Surabhi Upadhyay is a Senior Editor at CNBC-TV18. With nearly 14 years of experience, she has been tracking financial markets, corporate India, and government policy, anchoring key market shows like 'Closing Bell' and 'Taking Stock'. Surabhi is featured in MSN and CNBC-TV18, where she covers a range of topics including investment strategies, wealth management, and taxation matters, providing insights into the overlapping worlds of direct equity investing and personal finance.
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Surabhi Upadhyay’s coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on investment analysis and citing data. She is particularly interested in topics related to IPOs, business outlook, revenue growth, equity market, corporate loans, and defense sector spending.
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By: Surabhi Upadhyay
Having begun the year sub-$30, Silver prices have risen over 170% so far, with three more trading sessions left for the year, putting the white metal on course for its best calendar year performance since 1979, when it had gained over 200%.
By: Surabhi Upadhyay
Surabhi Upadhyay Peter McGuire, CEO of trading.com believes that it is too early to talk about shorting Silver, even as the precious metals has seen sharp swings from record high levels on Monday.
By: Surabhi Upadhyay
After a muted year for Indian equities despite a positive return, two leading market experts outline how investors should recalibrate portfolios for 2026—detailing optimal equity exposure, the case for gold over debt, global diversification, and why disciplined asset allocation may trump stock picking in the year ahead.
By: Surabhi Upadhyay
The rally in gold, silver and copper is no longer just cyclical. Experts say US debt fears, dollar uncertainty and supply constraints are driving a structural shift towards metals as core assets.
By: Surabhi Upadhyay
New Income Tax Act 2025 simplifies law with fewer sections and a single tax year, but dual compliance in transition may confuse taxpayers.
By: Surabhi Upadhyay
Axis Mutual Fund warns investors chasing equities to not ignore debt funds, citing geopolitical risks, volatile yields, rising inflation and the stabilising role of short term bond funds
By: Surabhi Upadhyay
Investor behaviour in gold is undergoing a marked shift, with rising ETF inflows, increased retail participation and higher trading activity reshaping the metal's traditional role. Experts point to central bank buying, liquidity-driven corrections and global uncertainties as key factors influencing both demand and volatility.
By: Surabhi Upadhyay
Experts say sector rotation funds can help investors capture shifting market opportunities, but caution that timing, allocation discipline and professional management are crucial to avoid common retail mistakes.
By: Surabhi Upadhyay
Nasser Salim, Managing Director at Flexi Capital, believes investors may need to look beyond traditional diversified funds if markets remain range-bound. He said tactical themes could play a bigger role in portfolios, especially for investors willing to take measured risks.
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After a steep fall from their recent peaks, gold and silver now present different investment cases. While gold may enter a period of consolidation, analysts believe silver's industrial demand, supply deficit and sharper correction could support stronger returns for investors willing to accept higher volatility.
