Zerodha Mutual Fund has officially introduced its Zerodha Gold ETF on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and BSE. The open-ended scheme, designed to replicate domestic gold prices, allows investors to seamlessly buy or sell units on all trading days, catering to the growing demand for gold-related investments.
The listing comes at a time when the gold ETF market is experiencing a substantial uptick. According to data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), Gold Exchange Traded Funds saw a remarkable increase in inflows, reaching Rs 657 crore in January 2024. This surge represents a seven-fold rise compared to the previous month, showcasing a growing interest in gold as a strategic investment.

Zerodha Mutual Fund has underscored the cost-effectiveness of its Gold ETF, positioning it as an easy and economical avenue for investors looking to incorporate gold exposure into their portfolios. The fund invests in physical gold with a purity level of 99.5% and above, securely stored in a vault to address any security concerns, providing investors with peace of mind regarding their holdings.
Gold has long been acknowledged as a safe haven and a hedge against inflation, factors that continue to fuel its appeal amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and rising inflation, particularly in the United States. The introduction of the Zerodha Gold ETF offers investors a convenient means to diversify their portfolios and potentially reduce overall volatility.
The Zerodha Gold ETF is accessible to a broad spectrum of investors, requiring a minimal investment of just Rs 10. Vishal Jain, CEO of Zerodha Fund House, highlighted the significance of this launch, stating, "Gold is typically viewed as a financial asset that maintains its value and purchasing power during inflationary periods. The Gold ETF offers a simple and efficient way for people to invest in gold without the concern of storage and security. As gold has a low correlation with equity, it reduces the overall volatility of your portfolio."
Despite the advantages of the Zerodha Gold ETF, experts suggest that gold is better suited as a short to medium-term investment. While the launch provides investors with an option to diversify their portfolios, the fund house reiterated the inherent market risks associated with mutual fund investments. Investors were urged to carefully read all scheme-related documents before making any investment decisions.
The move by Zerodha Mutual Fund to list its Gold ETF on major stock exchanges is seen as a strategic response to the evolving investment landscape. As investors seek avenues to safeguard their portfolios against market uncertainties, gold remains a popular choice.
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