Gold Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) in India witnessed a significant decline in inflows in February, dropping by 47.22% to Rs 1,979 crore despite soaring gold prices, indicating a trend of profit-taking and investor interest shifting towards equity markets. However, there was still a substantial 99% increase in inflows compared to the previous year. UTI Gold ETF emerged as the frontrunner in terms of returns, delivering a commendable 3.70%. Gold continues to be a crucial component of investment portfolios as a hedge against global economic uncertainties, with the Assets Under Management (AUM) of gold ETFs growing by 7% to reach Rs 55,677 crore. The data highlights the ongoing appeal of gold as a safe haven asset and a diversification tool for investors looking to navigate volatile market conditions.
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February Sees 47% Drop in Gold ETF Inflows Despite Record Prices; UTI Gold ETF Leads at 3.70% Return
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