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Gold imports plunge in India, but gold ETFs surge: What the demand shift means for investors
The brief
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- The shift in gold demand matters for Indian gold ETFs and mutual fund investors
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India's gold imports fall as ETF demand holds up
India’s gold imports fell sharply, while investment demand through gold ETFs remained resilient, highlighting a divergence in the gold market. Kotak outlined possible outcomes following the import decline.
Friday, 25 September
- Gold imports plunge in India, but gold ETFs surge: What the demand shift means for investors