Silver ETFs

Gold and silver ETFs attract around Rs 8,000 crore in June after outflows in May

Gold and Silver ETFs dipped 1% in Wednesday's trade due to a fall in precious metal prices. Analysts say gold is falling as fears of higher-for-longer US interest rate environment strengthened the US$

Analysts said silver ETFs have corrected more sharply than gold ETFs as silver functions both as a precious metal and an industrial commodity

Silver ETFs bore the brunt of the correction, falling as much as 6 per cent during the session, while gold ETFs declined over 3 per cent

Investors withdrew nearly ₹3,000 crore from gold and silver ETFs in May as prices retreated from record highs, triggering profit booking and portfolio reallocation

In the international market, Gold fell on Wednesday, as oil prices ‌rose on renewed hostilities between the US and Iran, fuelling concerns about inflation and interest rate hikes.

Analysts at Kedia Stocks and Commodities Research expect Silver prices to fall to $48.60 levels in the bear-case scenario. On the upside, they expect prices to zoom up to $170 in the next bull cycle.

In the international market, spot gold fell 0.2 per cent to $4,319.09 per ounce on rising fears of a US rate hike ‌after a strong jobs report, while renewed hostilities in West Asia

Penetration slowing as equities turn volatile, gold rally loses steam

Active equity schemes added around 1.5 million investment accounts, or folios, during the February-April 2026 period

MFs eye further clarity, expect physical silver supply constraints if demand shoots up

As of May 13, combined AUM of gold and silver ETFs stood at ₹2.9 trn, up about 12% so far this month

Gold and silver ETFs jumped up to 7% after the government raised import duties on precious metals, triggering a sharp repricing in India's domestic bullion market

The government imposed a 10 per cent basic customs duty along with a 5 per cent Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess (AIDC), aiming to curb imports of the previous metals

MCX Silver opened with a slight gap up and is trading within the ₹280,000-₹282,000 zone, sustaining well above the ascending trendline as bullish momentum builds

Equity performance and gold ETF demand helped Nippon, HDFC, ICICI Pru, and Tata widen lead

Silver recovery is being driven by ceasefire optimism that is keeping the oil prices capped. Safe-haven flows seem to be largely absent

In the international market, spot gold was up ​2.5 per cent at $4,819.25 per ounce. Similarly, spot silver also jumped 5.5 per cent to $76.91 per ounce

Gold and silver ETFs were in demand in the week's first trading session, rising over 2% as safe-haven buying surged amid West Asia tensions

Gold April futures on the MCX traded higher by 3.78 per cent at ₹1,44,370 per 10 gm, while silver May futures gained 5.54 per cent to ₹2,36,338 per kg