Is there any silver etf in india
There is very good news for investors who want to trade/invest in silver. We, in India, now can trade or invest in silver just like equities. National Spot Exchange (NSEL) has introduced E-series products like E-Gold and E-Silver, wherein retail investors can buy a minimum of 1 unit of gold equivalent to 1 gram of gold and 1 unit of silver equivalent to 100 grams of silver in demat form at There are several gold ETFs in India, but no silver ETFs at all, and this makes it difficult for investors to take positions in silver (if they are so inclined), however there are a few other ways of getting exposure to silver, and I’ll talk about four of them here. 1. Enter India’s first Silver ETF (Exchange Traded Fund), courtesy Benchmark Mutual Fund. Benchmark is not only a specialist in ETFs, but has also been the pioneer behind getting Indians to look at exchange traded funds as a mode of investment. Similarly in the Commodity ETFs,there are a quite a number of Gold ETFs, which has attracted a large number of investors, of late. Interestingly there aren't any Silver ETFs and one can expect such an ETF soon. The following is the list of ETFs available in India and traded in National Stock Exchange of India. The list shows the Fund house
The India ETF universe is comprised of about 9 distinct ETFs, excluding inverse and leveraged ETFs. The best-performing India ETF for Q1 2020, based on performance over the past year, is the
No, there aren’t. Why? 1. There isn’t enough demand for Gold ETFs in the first place so silver is out of the question. Unless Gold ETFs are a sensational success, a case for Silver ETFs does not arise. Till date, people prefer to invest in physica So, in that sense – it would not have been a very direct way of investing in silver. I couldn’t find any mutual fund that invests in silver either, and I believe that there is no silver ETF or silver mutual fund in India at this time. There is very good news for investors who want to trade/invest in silver. We, in India, now can trade or invest in silver just like equities. National Spot Exchange (NSEL) has introduced E-series products like E-Gold and E-Silver, wherein retail investors can buy a minimum of 1 unit of gold equivalent to 1 gram of gold and 1 unit of silver equivalent to 100 grams of silver in demat form at There are several gold ETFs in India, but no silver ETFs at all, and this makes it difficult for investors to take positions in silver (if they are so inclined), however there are a few other ways of getting exposure to silver, and I’ll talk about four of them here. 1. Enter India’s first Silver ETF (Exchange Traded Fund), courtesy Benchmark Mutual Fund. Benchmark is not only a specialist in ETFs, but has also been the pioneer behind getting Indians to look at exchange traded funds as a mode of investment. Similarly in the Commodity ETFs,there are a quite a number of Gold ETFs, which has attracted a large number of investors, of late. Interestingly there aren't any Silver ETFs and one can expect such an ETF soon. The following is the list of ETFs available in India and traded in National Stock Exchange of India. The list shows the Fund house
There are several gold ETFs in India, but no silver ETFs at all, and this makes it difficult for investors to take positions in silver (if they are so inclined), however there are a few other ways of getting exposure to silver, and I’ll talk about four of them here. 1.
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16 Nov 2010 There are several gold ETFs in India, but no silver ETFs at all, and this makes it difficult for investors to take positions in silver (if they are so
Silver crashed about 30% last week, and though there are no silver ETFs in India, there are silver ETFs in US that fell by about the same percentage which is quite huge for a commodity like silver in a week!