Silver ETFs drop nearly 3.81% and gold ETFs fall as much as 2.72% on June 25 as bullion slides; expert calls it a volatility reset
AI Market Summary
Gold and silver-linked ETFs sold off sharply as bullion prices fell amid a stronger US dollar and rising US yields, with markets repricing higher policy-rate and real-rate expectations. The move appears driven by an unwind of crowded safe-haven positioning after a strong rally, hitting silver harder given its higher beta and industrial sensitivity. Near term, tighter liquidity conditions keep pressure on non-yielding metals and related funds.
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● Medium
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On June 25, silver ETFs fell nearly 3.81% and gold ETFs dropped as much as 2.72%, tracking a sharp pullback in domestic and global bullion prices. MCX silver’s July contract swung by nearly Rs 3,000 per kg at the open, while MCX gold’s August contract briefly slipped to Rs 1,40,543 per 10 grams. Harshal Dasani of INVasset PMS said the move reflects a “volatility reset” tied to a stronger dollar, rising rate-hike expectations and the unwind of crowded safe-haven positioning.
