Nippon India Gold ETF Ranks Global Top 15 on $1.17B Inflows

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AuthorAnanya Iyer | Whalesbook News Team

Overview

Nippon India ETF Gold BeES secured 15th globally with $1.17 billion in 2025 inflows, making it India's largest gold ETF. India itself emerged as the third-largest market worldwide for gold ETF inflows, attracting $4.37 billion amidst global investor demand for hedges against macroeconomic uncertainty.

Nippon India Gold ETF Ranks Global Top 15 on $1.17B Inflows

Global Recognition

Nippon India ETF Gold BeES has achieved a significant global standing, ranking 15th worldwide among gold exchange-traded funds. The fund recorded substantial inflows totaling $1.17 billion during 2025. This achievement, detailed in World Gold Council rankings released for December 2025, also positions it as India's foremost gold ETF.

India's Surging Market

The fund's success is mirrored by India's broader performance in the gold ETF market. India has ascended to become the third-largest global market for gold ETF inflows in 2025, attracting a total of $4.37 billion. Only the United States and China recorded higher investment figures.

Investor Confidence Amid Uncertainty

These strong inflows reflect a heightened investor appetite for gold as a strategic asset. Gold is increasingly sought as a hedge against global macroeconomic uncertainty, currency volatility, fluctuating interest rate expectations, and geopolitical risks. Nippon Life India Asset Management Limited announced this milestone, underscoring the fund's dominance in India's expanding gold ETF sector.

Growing Preference for Regulated Products

Vikram Dhawan, Head Commodities and Fund Manager at Nippon India Mutual Fund, highlighted the persistent traction of gold ETFs in India. He noted this trend signifies a growing investor preference for regulated investment products that offer stability and diversification. The consistent inflow suggests gold's established role in diversified investor portfolios.