
Gold and Silver ETFs Rebound: A New Opportunity for Indian Investors
Gold and silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rose up to 5% on Wednesday, driven by expectations of a more dovish US Federal Reserve following weak US data that indicated slowing consumer spending and rising growth concerns.
Tata Gold ETF led the gains, climbing nearly 5% to an intraday high of ₹15.8. Union Gold ETF rose 3%, while Baroda BNP Paribas Gold ETF, Axis Gold ETF, DSP Gold ETF, Zerodha Gold ETF, and Angel One Gold ETF advanced up to 2%.
What’s Driving the Rebound in Gold and Silver ETFs?
The rebound in gold and silver ETFs was supported by a softer US dollar and steady safe-haven demand. The metals recovered after last week’s sharp swings, as traders positioned ahead of macro data and policy cues. The rebound follows a short-term correction from the strong gains seen through 2025 and early 2026, driven by profit-taking and changing macro expectations.
Gaurav Garg, research analyst at Lemonn Markets Desk, said the rebound was supported by a softer US dollar and steady safe-haven demand. The metals recovered after last week’s sharp swings, as traders positioned ahead of macro data and policy cues.
Key Levels to Watch for Gold and Silver ETFs
According to Garg, near-term consolidation is likely, with key support levels for gold at ₹1.54–1.55 lakh and silver at ₹2.40–2.45 lakh. However, market sentiment remains cautiously bullish amid ongoing macro uncertainty.
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Investor Insights: What to Expect from Gold and Silver ETFs
Saugata Chatterjee, president and chief business officer at Nippon India Mutual Fund, said investors are keeping gold as part of portfolios, both as a long-term allocation and as a hedge, while steadily increasing the use of transparent, market-linked products.
Retail investors should stay diversified, match products to their time horizon, and continue systematic investing rather than reacting to short-term market noise. For more information on investing in gold and investing in silver, please visit our website.
Technical Analysis: Gold and Silver ETFs
Aamir Makda, commodity and currency analyst at Choice Broking, said most gold and silver ETFs in India have rebounded after their recent fall from all-time highs.
Gold ETFs have rebounded to 50% of the Fibonacci retracement level of their recent fall and are consolidating over the past couple of sessions. Most ETFs continue to sustain above their respective 50-DEMA levels – Mirae Asset Gold ETF at 139.55, GoldBees at 118.68, and CHOICEGOLD at 141.90.
These levels are seen as crucial support areas. With gold prices holding above ₹1,50,000, gold ETFs are expected to maintain a sideways-to-bullish momentum. For more information on technical analysis of gold etfs and technical analysis of silver etfs, please visit our website.
Conclusion: Gold and Silver ETFs Rebound
In conclusion, gold and silver ETFs have rebounded up to 5% as weak US data raises hopes of a more dovish US Federal Reserve. Indian investors should stay informed about the latest developments in the gold and silver markets and consider investing in gold etfs and investing in silver etfs as part of their investment portfolio.