Nippon India Gold BeES Shines Globally: Captures $912 Million Inflow, Secures 6th Rank

Nippon India ETF Gold BeES achieved a notable inflow of $912 million in January 2026, securing the 6th position globally for gold ETF fund flows, according to the World Gold Council. 

Record inflows and global ranking 

The fund attracted net inflows of $911.7 million during the month and recorded a physical gold demand of 5.7 tonnes. This performance positioned it as the highest‑ranked Indian gold ETF in the global list for the period. 

January 2026 inflow details 

Investor's interest in transparent and regulated gold products contributed to the substantial cash addition. The $911.7 million inflow represents a significant share of the $88.5 billion total net inflows recorded across all gold ETFs in calendar year 2025. 

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Comparison with global gold ETF trends 

Global gold ETFs experienced strong inflows in January 2026 amid macroeconomic uncertainty and expectations of interest‑rate adjustments.  

Major markets such as the United States, China and Europe saw large fund movements, with Nippon India ETF Gold BeES joining this cohort as the sole Indian representative among the top 15. 

India’s position in the gold ETF market 

India emerged as the 3rd‑largest market for gold ETF inflows in 2025, attracting $4.37 billion, behind the United States and China. Within this context, the fund’s $1.17 billion inflow in 2025 placed it 15th globally, highlighting its consistent leadership in the domestic segment. 

Conclusion 

The $912 million inflow in January 2026 and the sixth‑place global ranking underscore Nippon India ETF Gold BeES’s role as a leading gold ETF in India and a recognised participant in the worldwide gold investment landscape. 

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