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NSE's Electronic Gold Receipts record over ₹23 crore turnover on debut: How investors can buy

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CNBC TV18 reported that Electronic Gold Receipts worth about ₹23.34 crore traded on the National Stock Exchange on November 6, the first day of activity in the segment. The outlet said the segment is backed by Augmont Enterprises. An Electronic Gold Receipt is an exchange-traded receipt that represents a quantity of gold held in a vault, so it lets someone hold gold in demat form instead of taking physical delivery. Turnover means the total value of receipts traded that day, not the value of gold held by any one person. The report does not give the number of trades or the price at which the receipts changed hands.

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NSE's Electronic Gold Receipts record over ₹23 crore turnover on debut: How investors can buy

Electronic Gold Receipts worth about ₹23.34 crore traded on the National Stock Exchange on November 6, marking the opening day of activity in the segment backed by Augmont Enterprises.

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