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ETF prices can fall more sharply when investors rush to sell, even if the actual gold and silver prices in the futures market move only slightly
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The future contracts with April and June expiries meanwhile surged around 5% each to hit new all-time highs of Rs 1,58,200 per 10 grams and Rs 1,62,299 per 10 grams respectively.
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Gold remains a financial comfort blanket for Indian households. But in 2026, the real decision is no longer whether to own gold — it is about how to own it.
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For the full year, inflows into Indian gold ETFs reached $4.68 billion, the highest on record for any calendar year. This compares with $1.29 billion in 2024, $310 million in 2023, and just $33 million in 2022.
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Recent research and market reports indicate that industrial demand for silver is expected to grow faster than the supply that will enter the market, creating an anticipated demand–supply gap.
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Gold ETFs have delivered over 32 percent return in three years compared to 35 percent by Silver ETFs during the period.
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SEBI has issued a stark warning about digital gold investments, revealing they operate in an unregulated space with no investor protections, despite their growing popularity among smartphone-savvy Indians
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So far this year, inflows into Indian gold ETFs have reached a record $3.05 billion, with assets under management rising to $11.3 billion
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A practical guide to how much gold belongs in your portfolio — and whether Sovereign Gold Bonds are still worth it.
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Time and again, gold has established itself as a safe haven for investors. The recent price increase can be largely attributed to decisions made by US President Donald Trump
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Analysts at JP Morgan predict that gold will reach $4,000 by the second quarter of 2026 and continue to rise for the remainder of the year.
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The conclusion drawn from January's data is that investors still have confidence in the Indian economy and markets, and they have taken advantage of the recent decline to average their positions
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The World Gold Council says physically backed Gold ETFs have seen a continuous inflow for six consecutive months, with an additional $4.3 billion added in October alone
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How to Use Gold in Your Portfolio: In India, there is a sentiment attached to gold that it never loses value and can be passed on to coming generations. Here's how to go about festival gold buying.
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An absence of Sovereign Gold Bond issuances, the premium trading of SGBs in the exchanges, more investment from multi asset funds and attractive tax benefits are making gold ETFs more attractive.
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US Fed rate cut, rising tensions in the Middle East and momentum in gold prices have contributed to the rise
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Experts say that while gold prices have gone up significantly, a lumpsum investment might be risky at this point, especially for short durations. But SIPs in gold funds can help you ride out the volatility.
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The yellow metal can be purchased with simple investment plans similar to SIPs that let buyers spread out their expense over several months, making it affordable and helping people with budget management and long-term investment
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In the Indian market, gold recently traded at a peak of Rs 77,440 per 10 grams, while in the US, Comex gold hit a high of $2,694.90 per ounce on Wednesday night
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Since there is little or no scope for new SGB launches, these premature redemption windows may draw fewer tender requests. Experts advise investors to stick to their asset allocation mandate.
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Budget 2024-25 has put gold ETFs a step ahead of gold mutual funds. The threshold to claim long-term capital gains is one year, while for gold mutual funds it has been fixed at two years. Gold BeES by Nippon India Mutual Fund is India’s largest gold ETF
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Lowering duties ahead of the festival season will help improve demand, benefiting all stakeholders. For digital gold, lowering LTCG on gold funds or gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) aims to realign the tax structure of various asset classes
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As per the data, Gold ETFs saw a net withdrawal of Rs 396 crore in April as compared to an inflow of Rs 373 crore in the preceding month.
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For small investors, SIP in gold funds can help ride out the volatility in gold prices without taking on the risk of bad timing. Further, buying and selling gold funds is as simple as regular mutual funds schemes at the prevailing net asset value on any working day
