Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the price of gold has increased significantly, with a nearly 45% rise since 2025, driven by various factors including central bank purchases and inflation expectations [2][6] - The trend of global currency depreciation is seen as inevitable, with experts advocating for the issuance of long-term special government bonds to manage debt [4][6] - Geopolitical instability, particularly the tensions between the US and China, is contributing to increased demand for gold as a safe-haven asset [6] Group 2 - Ordinary individuals are generally not purchasing gold for investment due to the volatility and the speculative nature of short-term trading, which is more suited for wealthier investors [9] - The long-term outlook for gold remains positive, as depreciation of currency is expected to drive its value higher over time [6][9]

Group 1 - The current geopolitical landscape shows that many countries are distancing themselves from the US, which inadvertently benefits China [1] - India has recognized the situation and is beginning to improve its relationship with China in response to US pressure [1][14] - A recent article by an Indian scholar describes the changing dynamics between China and India, suggesting that China serves as a mirror for India [3][22] Group 2 - The US has been implementing strategies to suppress China since the Trump administration, initially through tariffs, which faced domestic criticism [5] - Both Trump and Biden viewed India as a key ally in countering China and Russia, investing significantly in India's industrial development [7][9] - Despite US investments, India's industrial growth has not met expectations, leading to frustration in Washington [9] Group 3 - During Biden's presidency, India remains a focal point for US diplomatic efforts, highlighted by India's prominent position at the G7 summit [11] - The relationship between India and the US has been strained due to India's continued ties with Russia, particularly in energy purchases [18][20] - An Indian scholar argues that India should adopt a strong stance against US pressure, similar to China's approach during trade conflicts [22][24] Group 4 - India's recent diplomatic gestures towards China, including high-level meetings, indicate a shift towards improving bilateral relations [16] - The ongoing conflict between US interests and India's energy purchases from Russia illustrates the complexities of India's foreign policy [18][26] - The article suggests that India's previous strategy of balancing relations with both the US and Russia may lead to future challenges [26]