Gold ETF Inflows Slip 7% to ₹7,743 Crore in October as Record Run Cools Off

Inflows into Gold Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) in India moderated slightly in October 2025, falling 7% to ₹7,743 crore after September’s record ₹8,363 crore, according to data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI). 

Gold ETFs Monthly Trend

As per news reports, the marginal slowdown in inflows comes after a significant surge in September, which saw a nearly 282% month on month jump from August’s ₹2,189 crore.

Compared to the same period last year, when inflows stood at ₹1,961 crore, October’s numbers still represent a strong 295% year on year growth, underscoring the sustained appeal of gold investments.

So far in calendar year 2025, Gold ETFs have attracted ₹27,572 crore in total inflows, reflecting their growing importance in investor portfolios.

Comparative Performance and Other ETFs

Other ETFs, including silver-based funds, also witnessed investor interest but at a lower level. Inflows in this category amounted to ₹6,181 crore in October, compared with ₹8,150 crore in September and ₹7,244 crore in August.

The total assets under management of gold ETFs crossed ₹1.02 lakh crore in October, a key milestone reflecting the growing adoption of gold ETFs as a long-term strategic holding.

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Conclusion

Future movements in Gold ETFs will likely depend on global economic conditions, interest rate trends, and market stability.

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