Indian investors are pouring funds into gold ETFs at an unprecedented rate, with inflows reaching a record high of nearly 250 billion rupees, surpassing the inflows into equity mutual funds for the first time. Since July, gold ETF inflows have surged over 900%, while equity fund inflows have decreased by 170 billion rupees, marking a fundamental shift in asset allocation in the world's second-largest gold-consuming country.
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Indian investors are pouring funds into gold ETFs at an unprecedented rate, with inflows reaching a record high of nearly 250 billion rupees, surpassing the inflows into equity mutual funds for the first time. Since July, gold ETF inflows have surged over 900%, while equity fund inflows have decreased by 170 billion rupees, marking a fundamental shift in asset allocation in the world's second-largest gold-consuming country.