Silver ETFs in 2025 are seeing unprecedented inflows, tripling gold ETF investments as domestic prices surge 53%. Record festive buying, global supply constraints, and strong returns have fueled demand, prompting temporary subscription halts and highlighting silvers growing role in long-term portfolio diversification.
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Passive funds logged a strong 67% monthly rise in inflows to Rs 19,056 crore in September, driven by record investments in gold ETFs. Total AUM grew 3.9% to Rs 12.99 lakh crore, marking the 59th consecutive month of net inflows.
Amid a flat BSE Smallcap index, 38 smallcap stocks surged with double-digit weekly gains. Jindal Photo led with 41% rise, followed by Indo Thai Securities, Indraprastha Medical, GM Breweries, and others.
Robert Kiyosaki reaffirmed his bullish outlook on silver and Ethereum, predicting silver could reach $75 per ounce. Silver recently crossed $50, hitting an 11-year high, driven by industrial demand, inflation hedge appeal, and weak rupee support.
Gold ETFs witnessed record inflows of Rs 8,363 crore in September 2025, driven by strong performance, investor demand for safety, diversification, and macroeconomic uncertainties. AUM jumped 24% monthly and 126% yearly.
Cryptocurrency markets plunged after Trump announced a 100% tariff on Chinese tech imports, triggering a record $19 billion liquidation. Major tokens, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Binance Coin, saw steep declines, highlighting heightened volatility amid U.S.-China trade tensions and global crypto market instability.
Indian markets ended the week steady, with BSE 500 up 1.3%. IT, telecom, and healthcare stocks led gains, supported by domestic and foreign investor inflows, while metals, auto, and industrials lagged slightly.
Crypto firms are racing to launch stock-pegged tokens, sparking concerns among financial giants and regulators. While proponents tout 24/7 trading and instant settlement, critics warn of investor risks and market fragmentation. Many tokens lack traditional rights, resembling riskier derivatives. This rapid innovation faces scrutiny over investor protections and regulatory oversight.
