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13h agoIndia’s gold-ETF assets hit US$10 billion after record inflows in September
India’s physically-backed gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw inflows of US$902 million (about 7.3 tons) in September 2025, pushing total assets under management to US$10 billion—an all-time high. The surge reflects urban investors shifting from jewellery and coins toward ETFs amid weak equities and a weaker rupee. So far this year the annual inflows into gold ETFs have reached US$2.18 billion, surpassing previous years’ totals. Analysts note that while prices are elevated, investor interest remains strong as a safe-haven play, though rising gold imports may pressure India’s trade deficit.
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13h agoIndia’s gold-ETF assets hit US$10 billion after record inflows in September
India’s physically-backed gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw inflows of US$902 million (about 7.3 tons) in September 2025, pushing total assets under management to US$10 billion—an all-time high. The surge reflects urban investors shifting from jewellery and coins toward ETFs amid weak equities and a weaker rupee. So far this year the annual inflows into gold ETFs have reached US$2.18 billion, surpassing previous years’ totals. Analysts note that while prices are elevated, investor interest remains strong as a safe-haven play, though rising gold imports may pressure India’s trade deficit.
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India’s gold-ETF assets hit US$10 billion after record inflows in September
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Gold ETFs in India hit US$10 bn AUM after a record US$902 mn inflow in September, driven by weak stocks and safe-haven demand.
India’s physically-backed gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw inflows of US$902 million (about 7.3 tons) in September 2025, pushing total assets under management to US$10 billion—an all-time high. The surge reflects urban investors shifting from jewellery and coins toward ETFs amid weak equities and a weaker rupee. So far this year the annual inflows into gold ETFs have reached US$2.18 billion, surpassing previous years’ totals. Analysts note that while prices are elevated, investor interest remains strong as a safe-haven play, though rising gold imports may pressure India’s trade deficit.
India’s physically-backed gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw inflows of US$902 million (about 7.3 tons) in September 2025, pushing total assets under management to US$10 billion—an all-time high. The surge reflects urban investors shifting from jewellery and coins toward ETFs amid weak equities and a weaker rupee. So far this year the annual inflows into gold ETFs have reached US$2.18 billion, surpassing previous years’ totals. Analysts note that while prices are elevated, investor interest remains strong as a safe-haven play, though rising gold imports may pressure India’s trade deficit.
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Nov 5, 2025 • 06:49 IST