Analysis of relationship between the gold prices and Bombay stock exchange index.
Write up of the Project:
Gold market has been there since time immemorial. The use of gold, especially in India, is for making jewellery but it is also used as a hedging instrument in the market. The demand for gold in India, according to World Gold Council website, is increasing every year and is expected to rise by about one third of its present value by 2020. In the project we will try to establish a correlation between the fluctuating BSE (Bombay stock exchange) index and the world gold prices. We will be collecting Gold price data from the world gold council website and the BSE
Background on the organization/Industry:
The Bombay stock exchange was established in 1875. It has 30 stocks of companies, which are considered credible. The weightage of all the stock is not equal the amount depends upon the company parameters. The Gold market in India is ever growing the. In spite of the fact the gold purchases weakens the Indian currency, it is still readily in demand and considered a symbol of power and wealth in the society.
Type Analysis of the data:
Using Correlational analysis we will analyse the gold price data and corresponding stock market data for the past 20 yrs. This will help us to find out if there is a positive, negative or non- linear correlation between the 2 values.