This month, in an unprecedented turn of events, BSE Sensex went beyond the 75,000 mark on April 9th. From crossing the 40,000 mark five years ago in 2019, Sensex went through the lows of the pandemic and raced to 75,000 this year. The price Return Index measured Sensex CAGR for the past 20 years and found it at 13.4 per cent while the Total Return Index was at 15.1 per cent in March 2024. Multiple factors are driving this bull rally including India's economic growth, rising industrial production, manufacturing, and government spending on infrastructure. Gold prices, on the other hand, have more than doubled since 2019. The price for 24 karat per 10 grams of gold was over Rs 35,200 in 2019. It has now reached Rs.74,520.00 per 10 gms for 24 karat at the time of writing this copy. The precious yellow metal registered a positive advance in Q1’24. Not only did it match but even surpassed gains by other asset classes. In the past, gold prices were impacted by supply and demand issues. Many believe that this uptick is mostly fuelled by geopolitical tensions and global economic uncertainties and the prices may see a cooling-off period.