INDIAN GOLD ETFS
How to build a multi-asset portfolio using ETFs
A carefully determined asset allocation can be used to construct a portfolio across asset classes and rebalance the portfolio from time to time. Exchange traded funds (ETF) can come in handy for this purpose.
What’s fueling the shift in Indian investor behaviour?
India added $1 trillion to the stock market in less than six months, reaching a $5 trillion market cap. Retail investors, with a surge in Demat accounts, play a key role in enhancing market stability and resilience.
Modi 2.0: Gold ETFs’ AUM jumps 565% to Rs 32,800 crore in 5 years, folios rise by 1,483%
Gold ETFs in India experienced a staggering 565% increase in assets under management (AUM) between June 2019 and April 2024, coinciding with the Modi government's second term. The surge in AUM, from Rs 4,930.44 crore to Rs 32,789 crore, correlates with a 1,483% rise in folios, indicating growing investor interest. This uptick is driven by factors like perceived safety, attractive returns, and the convenience offered by ETFs.
Gold records its worst weekly fall this year on hawkish Fed minutes
April's preliminary US economic data shows unexpected strength in durable goods orders, rising 0.70% against a predicted -0.80% decline. Even excluding transportation, the sector grew 0.4%, surpassing the 0.20% forecast. Consumer sentiment, measured by the University of Michigan, also improved to 69.10 from 67.70. However, inflation expectations for the next year and five to ten years fell slightly below predictions, at 3.30% and 3.00%, respectively.
Gold demand expected to primarily revolve around festive period: Kavita Chacko, WGC
After a generally weak March and April, gold demand was resurgent ahead of and around the Akshaya Tritiya festival on 10 May. Considered one of the two most important days for buying gold traditionally, anecdotal evidence suggests that demand exceeded expectations, with strong activity observed in both urban and rural areas; some industry participants even hinting at record buying in value terms.
Big bosses talking up the market is very scary because things can go wrong: PV Subramanyam
PV Subramanyam advises investors to focus on long-term investment strategies, considering market cues cautiously and diversifying portfolios to mitigate risks. He says that we ne need to be careful that the market can go down. The big bosses are talking up the market, which is very scary because things can go wrong and we need to be ready for that.
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'Stock market rally' from June 4, predicts PM Modi: Should stock, mutual fund, gold investors tweak portfolios before Lok Sabha election results?
Lok Sabha election results 2024: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the stock market would have a rally once the election results are out. A few days back, Union Home Minister Amit Shah asked investors to buy the dip before June 4, 2024, as the market will shoot up after that. Now the question is what should investors do till the election results are out? Is it time to accumulate more stocks or avoid the volatility and play it safe? Find out here
Gold beats Nifty in 5-year timeframe. How much should you invest?
Gold's enduring appeal in India extends beyond symbolizing wealth, outperforming Nifty. Central Banks favor Gold amid dollar risks, while QE and rising debts support its safe-haven status. Diversify portfolios with Gold ETFs for stable returns.
19% annual returns in 10 years on buying gold on Akshaya Tritiya; should you invest in gold this year too?
Gold price has increased by 18% to Rs 71,502 for 10 grams with 999 purity since the last Akshaya Tritiya. Investing during this period has historically yielded attractive returns due to various factors such as price cyclicality, holding period, and discipline in investment. Safe havens like gold may see increased demand amidst global uncertainties and currency depreciation impacting prices. Experts recommend a 15% allocation to gold for a balanced risk profile.
Soaring prices no bar, demand for gold rises 8% in March quarter
Demand for gold bars, coins, and jewellery increased in March quarter. Total gold demand rose due to rising investment interest, positive inflows in gold ETFs, and strong macroeconomic support in India.
India's gold demand up 8 pc in Jan-Mar to 136.6 tonne despite high rate
India's gold demand increased 8% to Rs 75,470 crore in March quarter, supported by strong economic environment and aggressive gold buying by RBI. Jewellery demand rose 4%, investment demand grew 19%. RBI plans to continue gold purchase.
Precious metals: Must-have assets in your investment portfolio
Rising interest in gold and silver as safe haven investments amid uncertainties like interest rate cuts and geopolitical tensions. Investors utilize gold futures and ETFs, with a cautious approach towards silver trading due to its volatility.
People will book their profit in gold and probably reinvest in the market again: G Chandrashekhar
G Chandrashekhar advises caution amidst gold price surge driven by geopolitical uncertainty and speculative trading. He predicts a potential gold price correction, emphasizes portfolio diversification, and highlights silver market opportunities amid global economic factors. Chandrashekhar says: "We have to be optimistic about gold prices in the second half of the year, no doubt at all, but that should be tempered with extreme caution, at least in the short term."
Bitcoin dominates FY24 with over 150% surge, outpacing traditional markets
At the start of FY 2023-24, Bitcoin was trading around $28,500. By the arrival of March 2024, its value had soared to an impressive $73,750.
Bank of India Mutual Fund aims to raise Rs 500 crore from multi-asset allocation fund in NFO period
The new scheme is designed for investors who are seeking low volatility in their portfolio and exposure to multiple asset classes -- equity, debt and gold -- with better returns.
Demand worries continue to put pressure on silver prices
Earlier, many investors considered silver as a store of value and a hedge against inflation. Demand for silver coins, bars, and ETFs is generally higher when the global economy faces uncertainty.
India’s gold consumption in 2023 dropped by 3%: WGC
Demand for gold jewellery in 2023 dropped by 6% to 562.3 tonnes compared with 2022, WGC data released on Wednesday showed. The year, however, saw an improvement in gold investment demand, which increased by 7% to 185.2 tonnes, as consumers saw an investment opportunity in the uptrend in prices.
Leaving behind last year's chaos, cryptos begin a new life
Bitcoin ETFs are instruments which are traded publicly on a stock exchange that enable investors to gain exposure to bitcoin without actually owning the cryptocurrency.
Gold ETFs shine bright in 2023; log Rs 2,920 crore inflow amid geopolitical uncertainty
"Higher inflation and subsequent hike in interest rates augured well for gold. Moreover, heightened geopolitical tension triggered due to the war between Israel and Hamas made it an attractive and safe investment destination for investors," Himanshu Srivastava, Associate Director - Manager Research at Morningstar Investment Research India, said.
Learn with ETMarkets: Lessons on changing investment trends in gold
One notable avenue contributing to the digital gold surge is the adoption of Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs). These government-backed securities enable investors to own gold in a paperless form, aligning with the broader digitalization trend in the financial landscape
Buying gold this Diwali? 5 tips you should consider before investing
Buying gold during festivities around Diwali is almost an unavoidable ritual for a good number of Indian. However, this involves a serious investment and can have a considerable impact on your wealth building process. Gold investment comes in different forms like bullion, jewellery, digital gold, gold ETF, gold fund, SGB, which have their own nuances. Here are 5 tips which you should consider before investing in gold this Diwali.
Chintan Haria of ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund explains why one should invest in gold ETF this Diwali
"With Diwali round the corner, it is once again that time of the year that the allure of the yellow metal attracts one and all. However, are festivities the only reason why you should be buying gold? The short answer to that is no," says Chintan Haria, head of investment strategy at ICICI Prudential AMC.
Gold ETFs or Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB): Where should you invest on Dhanteras 2023?
Keep the pros and cons of Gold ETFs and Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB) in mind while choosing between the two. Select the product depending on how comfortable you are managing investments online and keep the worries of purity, security aside.
Commodity Talk: Bullion may shift gears on festive, wedding demand, says Anuj Gupta of HDFC Securities
Gold jewellery demand is expected to improve in the domestic market in the last quarter of 2023 due to the festival season and wedding season. However, overall demand has been lower compared to last year due to factors such as weak monsoon and higher prices. The ongoing geopolitical concerns and factors like a slowdown in global growth and central bank buying are expected to support the current rally in gold prices. Silver has underperformed gold this year, and its investment demand has declined.
Gold buying: 6 ways to buy and invest in gold
Gold buying and investing: You can buy and invest in gold via various routes. Here is a look at six ways you can buy and invest in the yellow metal.
Best way to invest in gold: Sovereign gold bond, gold fund or gold ETF
Besides jewellery and bullion gold investment now people have the opportunity to invest in paper gold with options like sovereign gold bond, gold fund and gold ETF. However, these options vary significantly when it comes to return, lock-in period, liquidity, taxation and ease of investments. So which is one is best suited for you. Read on.
Kunal Shah on why sovereign gold bond is a great scheme to invest in
So, ETFs are not buying, jewellery demand is low but then too gold prices are not going down. The reason for that is the central banks; some or the other central banks are turning up and buying gold. Historically, we have seen central banks were not holding gold but right now the options for them are very limited to diversify their foreign exchange reserve.
HNIs embracing passive funds on under-performance of active funds
In addition to ETF, in the index funds too, HNIs have witnessed an AUM CAGR of 145 per cent over the past four years. Apart from HNIs, retail AUM in ETFs has posted a CAGR of 56 per cent over FY19-23 to Rs 9,700 crore in FY23.
Gold ETFs see net outflows in March quarter; should you also sell the bullion?
Gold ETFs have seen a decrease in funds over the first quarter of 2023 as investors have considered riskier assets with the rise in gold prices. Despite this trend, Sharekhan by BNP Paribas analyst Praveen Singh holds a positive outlook on gold and its prices, suggesting 5% to 10% of investor portfolios should be allocated toward it. Rather than completely losing faith, Indian investors may be purchasing less gold ETFs due to increasing gold prices. Investors who want the insurance of gold during tumultuous times may see success with buying dips, Singh said.
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