Gold ETF inflows hit record ₹8,363 Cr in September
Gold ETF inflows soar to record ₹8,363 Cr; passive AUM jumps.
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6h agoGold ETF inflows hit record ₹8,363 Cr in September
Gold ETFs in India attracted inflows of ₹8,363 crore in September — over four times higher than prior months — leading to a near 24% annual rise in AUM. The surge reflects investors’ preference for safe-haven assets amid global volatility, inflationary concerns, and macro uncertainty. Precious metals accounted for nearly 72% of passive fund inflows in September, according to AMFI. Analysts say this trend may persist if equity markets remain volatile and rate cuts are delayed.
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6h agoGold ETF inflows hit record ₹8,363 Cr in September
Gold ETFs in India attracted inflows of ₹8,363 crore in September — over four times higher than prior months — leading to a near 24% annual rise in AUM. The surge reflects investors’ preference for safe-haven assets amid global volatility, inflationary concerns, and macro uncertainty. Precious metals accounted for nearly 72% of passive fund inflows in September, according to AMFI. Analysts say this trend may persist if equity markets remain volatile and rate cuts are delayed.
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Gold ETF inflows hit record ₹8,363 Cr in September
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Gold ETF inflows soar to record ₹8,363 Cr; passive AUM jumps.
Gold ETFs in India attracted inflows of ₹8,363 crore in September — over four times higher than prior months — leading to a near 24% annual rise in AUM. The surge reflects investors’ preference for safe-haven assets amid global volatility, inflationary concerns, and macro uncertainty. Precious metals accounted for nearly 72% of passive fund inflows in September, according to AMFI. Analysts say this trend may persist if equity markets remain volatile and rate cuts are delayed.
Gold ETFs in India attracted inflows of ₹8,363 crore in September — over four times higher than prior months — leading to a near 24% annual rise in AUM. The surge reflects investors’ preference for safe-haven assets amid global volatility, inflationary concerns, and macro uncertainty. Precious metals accounted for nearly 72% of passive fund inflows in September, according to AMFI. Analysts say this trend may persist if equity markets remain volatile and rate cuts are delayed.
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