Compare different Sovereign Gold Bonds to find the best investment opportunity. Analyze prices, discounts, yields, and maturity dates to make informed decisions.
This is a sample comparison of two SGBs discount to fair value. The data is for the last 30 trading days.
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Use our comparison tool above to select two or more Sovereign Gold Bonds. Compare their issue prices, current market prices, discounts to issue price, yield to maturity, and time remaining until maturity. Pro users get access to advanced comparison features including historical price charts.
The best SGB depends on your investment goals. SGBs trading at higher discounts offer better value, while those with higher yields provide better returns. Short-term investors might prefer SGBs nearing maturity, while long-term investors should consider the yield and gold price appreciation potential.
SGBs offer 2.5% annual interest (taxable) and capital gains tax exemption after 8 years, making them better for long-term holding. Gold ETFs offer better liquidity but charge expense ratios (0.5-1%) and don't provide interest income. Use our SGB vs Gold ETF comparison for detailed analysis.
SGBs provide gold price appreciation + 2.5% annual interest, with tax-free capital gains after maturity. Fixed Deposits offer guaranteed returns (6-7% currently) but interest is taxable. SGBs are ideal for long-term wealth preservation, while FDs suit short-term goals.