Indian investors poured more money into gold exchange-traded funds than equity mutual funds in January, a rare crossover that highlights sustained demand for bullion despite a record-setting surge fueled by geopolitical and monetary risks.
Investment Strategy
Bullion ETFs Become Top Picks in Broker Funding Books Amid Rising Gold Demand
Bullion ETFs are now becoming one of the most preferred investment options in broker funding books. With rising market volatility and global economic uncertainty, many investors are turning towards gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as a safer option.
Gold, Silver ETFs Fall Up to 10% for Second Day: Should Investors Exit Now?
Gold and silver ETFs slipped up to 10% for the second straight session as global cues turned weak. Should investors book losses or hold for long term? Here’s what experts suggest.
Silver ETFs Jump 8% After Record High: Book Profit or Stay Invested?
Silver ETF Price Today: Silver ETFs (Exchange Traded Fund) have jumped sharply by over 8 per cent in one day, driven by record-breaking prices in silver across the globe. The sharp rally in white metal has continued in 2026 following an unprecedented surge in 2025 – over 170 per cent.
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell announced an interest rate cut of 0.25% Wednesday
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell announced an interest rate cut of 0.25% Wednesday, confirming analysts’ expectations of a cut amid softening inflation, a strong consumer economy and an uncertain international trade outlook.
Wall Street’s view on Trump’s talk of firing Fed Chair Jerome Powell: ‘Utter madness’
President D. Trump’s growing dissatisfaction with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell could be veering into dangerous territory. With the Fed embarked on a campaign to tighten monetary policy, the president has repeatedly attacked Powell, reportedly fearful that a volatile market – and the attendant possibility of an economic downturn – could endanger his reelection prospects.
JP Morgan economists said the Economy Should Grow at a Slower Pace of 1.9 Percent From the Fourth Quarter’s Year over Year Rate of 3.1 Percent
The economist say the slow down from a “boomy” 3.1 percent in year-over-year fourth quarter growth will come as fiscal, monetary and trade policy get less supportive or more restrictive.