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Economic Times
6 days ago
- Business
- Economic Times
Silver ETFs offer upto 7% return in one week. Will the uptrend continue?
Silver ETFs surged up to 7% last week, with strong monthly gains driven by rising industrial demand, geopolitical tensions, and bullish investor sentiment. Silver ETFs have offered upto 7% return in the last one week and gave an average return of 6.29% in the same period. There were around 26 funds based on silver commodity in the said period. UTI Silver ETF offered the highest return of around 7.01% in the last week, followed by Tata Silver ETF which gave 6.68% return in the same period. Kotak Silver ETF FoF and Tata Silver ETF FoF gave 6.35% and 6.22% returns respectively in the mentioned period. Also Read | RBI slashes rates by 50 bps: What it means for debt mutual fund investors HDFC Silver ETF offered a return of 6.18% in the last one week. Nippon India Silver ETF and Edelweiss Silver ETF gave 6.17% return each in the said period. Zerodha Silver ETF delivered a return of 6.08% in the mentioned time period. Groww Silver ETF FOF offered the lowest return of around 5.71%. An expert mentioned that Silver has seen a structural turnaround since its 2020 lows, driven by a combination of safe-haven demand during global crises, rising geopolitical tensions, and booming industrial use in clean energy technologies.'Silver has surged nearly 60% over the past two years, with prices rising from Rs 87,000 to Rs 1,04,500 in 2025 alone. With continued volatility in global markets and robust demand from sectors like solar and EVs, & geopolitical problems on war front between Russia & Ukraine, Silver remains poised to test Rs 1,10,000–Rs 1,20,000 this year. The outlook stays bullish, favoring a buy-on-dips strategy,' Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst - Commodity and Currency, LKP Securities shared with the last one month, these commodity based ETFs have delivered upto 12% return and out of 23 funds in the same period, 17 funds gave double-digit returns. UTI Silver ETF being the topper gave 11.50% return in the last one month. Mirae Asset Silver ETF and DSP Silver ETF gave 10.35% return in the last one month Silver ETF gained 10.31% in the last one month. UTI Silver ETF FoF was the last one to deliver a double-digit return. The fund gave 10.01% return in the same Silver ETF FOF gave 9.23% return in the last one month and Tata Silver ETF gave 9.17% return. Also Read | Nilesh Shah praises RBI's bold rate cut, says even Trump may urge Fed to follow Another expert is of the opinion that amid escalating geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties, both gold and silver have surged, but silver is emerging as a strong contender. 'Silver, buoyed by industrial demand from sectors like EVs and solar, offers higher growth potential despite greater volatility. With silver prices surpassing Rs 1 lakh/kg and expected to rise further, experts suggest a diversified allocation—6–8% in gold and 12–15% in silver,' Jigar Trivedi, Senior Research Analyst - Currencies and Commodities, Reliance Securities Limited told adds that, 'A balanced approach can help investors benefit from both stability and upside in 2025. Comex silver may appreciate to $36-37/oz as the current rally is supported by the weak dollar, strong industrial demand and safe haven appeal. MCX Silver is all set to travel to Rs 110,000/kg in a month. The outlook is positive.' (Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by experts are their own. These do not represent the views of the Economic Times)
Time of India
6 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Silver ETFs offer upto 7% return in one week. Will the uptrend continue?
Silver ETFs have offered upto 7% return in the last one week and gave an average return of 6.29% in the same period. There were around 26 funds based on silver commodity in the said period. UTI Silver ETF offered the highest return of around 7.01% in the last week, followed by Tata Silver ETF which gave 6.68% return in the same period. Kotak Silver ETF FoF and Tata Silver ETF FoF gave 6.35% and 6.22% returns respectively in the mentioned period. Also Read | RBI slashes rates by 50 bps: What it means for debt mutual fund investors Best MF to invest Looking for the best mutual funds to invest? Here are our recommendations. View Details » by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Eat 1 Teaspoon Every Night, See What Happens A Week Later [Video] getfittoday Undo HDFC Silver ETF offered a return of 6.18% in the last one week. Nippon India Silver ETF and Edelweiss Silver ETF gave 6.17% return each in the said period. Zerodha Silver ETF delivered a return of 6.08% in the mentioned time period. Groww Silver ETF FOF offered the lowest return of around 5.71%. Live Events An expert mentioned that Silver has seen a structural turnaround since its 2020 lows, driven by a combination of safe-haven demand during global crises, rising geopolitical tensions, and booming industrial use in clean energy technologies. 'Silver has surged nearly 60% over the past two years, with prices rising from Rs 87,000 to Rs 1,04,500 in 2025 alone. With continued volatility in global markets and robust demand from sectors like solar and EVs, & geopolitical problems on war front between Russia & Ukraine, Silver remains poised to test Rs 1,10,000–Rs 1,20,000 this year. The outlook stays bullish, favoring a buy-on-dips strategy,' Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst - Commodity and Currency, LKP Securities shared with ETMarkets. In the last one month, these commodity based ETFs have delivered upto 12% return and out of 23 funds in the same period, 17 funds gave double-digit returns. UTI Silver ETF being the topper gave 11.50% return in the last one month. Mirae Asset Silver ETF and DSP Silver ETF gave 10.35% return in the last one month period. Edelweiss Silver ETF gained 10.31% in the last one month. UTI Silver ETF FoF was the last one to deliver a double-digit return. The fund gave 10.01% return in the same period. SBI Silver ETF FOF gave 9.23% return in the last one month and Tata Silver ETF gave 9.17% return. Also Read | Nilesh Shah praises RBI's bold rate cut, says even Trump may urge Fed to follow Another expert is of the opinion that amid escalating geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties, both gold and silver have surged, but silver is emerging as a strong contender. 'Silver, buoyed by industrial demand from sectors like EVs and solar, offers higher growth potential despite greater volatility. With silver prices surpassing Rs 1 lakh/kg and expected to rise further, experts suggest a diversified allocation—6–8% in gold and 12–15% in silver,' Jigar Trivedi, Senior Research Analyst - Currencies and Commodities, Reliance Securities Limited told ETMarkets. He adds that, 'A balanced approach can help investors benefit from both stability and upside in 2025. Comex silver may appreciate to $36-37/oz as the current rally is supported by the weak dollar, strong industrial demand and safe haven appeal. MCX Silver is all set to travel to Rs 110,000/kg in a month. The outlook is positive.'
Time of India
14-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Mid & smallcaps will consolidate till earnings recover, says Shridatta Bhandwaldar
Shridatta Bhandwaldar , Head of Equities at Canara Robeco AMC, believes India's equity story needs a more balanced, professionally managed asset allocation approach. In this interview, he breaks down the rationale behind launching the Canara Robeco Multi Asset Allocation Fund and his outlook on small and midcap stocks. Edited excerpts: What was the core insight or market gap that inspired the launch of the Canara Robeco Multi Asset Allocation Fund—why now, and why this mix? Investors and households are persistently making asset allocation choices between – equities, fixed deposits, real estate, fixed income, precious metals etc. Fundamentally when you look at current asset allocation in a typical Indian household, it's skewed towards Fixed deposits and real estate. When you look at this skew – you know that there is a need for a professional approach to asset allocation to find a balance between risk and returns. Also, we observed that investors are either hyperactive or passive in their asset allocation approach. Fundamentally, Canara Robeco Multi Asset Allocation Fund will help investors to professionally manage asset allocation between equity & equity related instruments, debt instruments and Gold and Silver Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). We believe that there is a need for this product and as CRAMC, we can add value to investors through this category. Gross equity of 65% is chosen to ensure superior risk adjusted returns over period and equity taxation benefits. This apart, on 'why now'; in our opinion, Multi Asset Allocation Fund, being an all-weather category, timing the launch of the product has low relevance. Multi-asset strategies sound like the new black in a volatile world. How does your fund navigate the current global uncertainties—be it sticky inflation, shifting central bank tones, or geopolitical jitters? Canara Robeco Multi Asset Allocation Fund will be an interplay of equity (net equity of 30 %-80%, Gross equity of 65%), debt (10-25%) and precious metals (10-25% of Gold ETF/ Silver ETF). These assets have low or inverse co-relation with each other – thus reducing volatility of outcomes through cycles. While optimal equity allocation would help in enhancing returns through cycles; Gold ETF/Silver ETF and fixed income will enhance downside protection and act as a hedge against inflation / economic or geopolitical uncertainty respectively. This product is a good way to manage volatility and generate optimum returns across cycles. Investors love returns, but they hate surprises. What kind of risk-adjusted performance or consistency can investors realistically expect from this new fund? Based on category returns – one should expect returns in excess of fixed income with much lower volatility than any single asset class may generate. What's your call on equity valuations , especially in mid and small caps? Current valuations of mid and small caps are between 22-25x FY27 consensus earnings. This is 10%-15% higher than historical valuations and thus we expect consolidation in them till corporate earnings improve meaningfully. It is to be noted here that FY25 earnings growth has been low single digit so far. Are Indian markets priced for perfection, or do you still see underappreciated sectors where the story is just beginning? Large caps are largely in the fair value zone whereas mid and small caps continue to be expensive as highlighted in the previous question. Markets at all points in time have sectors which are expensive and others which are under-appreciated. We think pockets in discretionary consumption, financials and global cyclicals, building materials, etc. are under appreciated in the current market. Domestic SIP flows are holding the fort even when FIIs get cold feet. How sustainable is this retail resilience and can it shield us in the event of a global risk-off? Indian household's equity allocation through SIP has been resilient. If corporate earnings revive in FY26 from the current low single digit in FY25; this trend might continue for a longer period. These flows help in increasing our markets' resilience against global events. If you had to bet on just one theme for the next 12-18 months - be it consumption, manufacturing, AI, or energy transition—where would you place your chips? We don't think one should bet on one theme. We see markets in the next 12-18 months to be more bottom-up than top down and thus one needs to find out good opportunities across consumption, manufacturing and energy transition. There are limited plays on AI transition in India. One might find more bottom-up ideas in consumption over next 12-18 months against the other themes.
News18
29-04-2025
- Business
- News18
DSP Mutual Fund Launches DSP Silver ETF Fund For Simple Silver Investment
Last Updated: DSP Mutual Fund launched the DSP Silver ETF Fund of Fund, investing in DSP Silver ETF units. The NFO closes on 9th May 2025, offering exposure to silver's potential price rise. Silver ETFs: DSP Mutual Fund announced the launch of its new open-ended scheme, the DSP Silver ETF Fund of Fund, designed to offer investors a convenient and structured way to gain exposure to silver through the mutual fund route. This Fund of Fund will primarily invest in units of DSP Silver ETF, providing returns that closely correspond to the performance of physical silver in domestic markets. The NFO has opened for subscription and will close on 9th May 2025. Silver as a commodity plays a crucial role in various industries such as electronics, automotive, power, and jewelry, with demand expected to rise due to the global shift towards renewable and cleaner energy sources. Supply growth for silver has been limited, and recent years have shown a consistent supply deficit. The year 2025 could be the fifth year running where demand for silver could be more than the supply. And this supply deficit could be more than 20% of annual demand. In the past, when such deficits occurred, even a small incremental increase in investment demand for silver can lead to a rise in prices. Indian investors may also benefit from currency depreciation, as silver is priced in USD. Over time, silver prices in INR have outperformed those in USD, providing an additional advantage when the rupee weakens. The DSP Silver ETF Fund of Fund offers the advantage of owning the metal in a convenient digital form without the requirement for a demat account to transact. It also presents a systematic way to invest in Silver via SIPs along with the flexibility of redeeming the units without any lock-in period. 'With the launch of DSP Silver ETF Fund of Fund, we are making it even simpler for investors to access silver as an asset class through the mutual fund platform. Our aim is to provide a transparent, liquid, and cost-effective solution for those seeking diversification and long-term growth potential through commodities," said Diipesh Shah, Fund Manager of DSP Silver ETF Fund of Fund. Disclaimer: The views and investment tips by experts in this report are their own and not those of the website or its management. Users are advised to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions. First Published: April 29, 2025, 14:34 IST
