Gold, Silver ETFS Crash 9% In Week, Erases Most of 2026 Gains: Tata, Nippon, HDFC, etc | Time To Invest?

Gold, Silver ETFs Crash: Gold and silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have witnessed a sharp correction over the past week, erasing a significant portion of their 2026 gains. Popular ETFs from Nippon India, SBI Mutual Fund, Groww, Zerodha, UTI Mutual Fund, and Axis Mutual Fund have slipped close to their January 1 levels amid the recent sell-off in precious metals.

The recent gold and silver price correction has created a lucrative entry point for investors, whether it is about buying physical gold or investing in ETFs tracking these precious metals.

Nippon India Silver ETFs, Nippon India Gold BeES

Nippon India Silver ETF was trading 0.49% higher at Rs 221.65 per unit at 3:17 pm on Thursday. The silver ETF unit was priced at Rs 214.95 per unit on January 1, as per data available on trading platform Groww.

Nippon India Gold BeES was trading 1.39% lower at Rs 119.47 per unit at 3:20 pm on Thursday. Nippon India gold BeES closed at Rs 110.52 per unit on January 1.

Tata Silver ETF, Tata Gold ETF

Tata Silver ETF was trading 0.63% highera t Rs 22.52 per unit at 3:20 pm on Thursday. The silver ETF was priced at Rs 21.84 per unit on January 1, 2026.

Tata Gold ETF was trading 1.47% lower at Rs 14.04 per unit at 3:30 pm on Thursday. It was priced at Rs 12.96 per unit on January 1, 2026.

HDFC Gold ETF, HDFC Silver ETF

HDFC Gold ETF closed 1.68% lower at Rs 123.21 per unit on Thursday, June 11. Whereas, HDFC Silver ETF closed 0.61% higher at Rs 221.6 per unit. HDFC Gold ETF was priced at Rs 114 per unit on January 1. Whereas, HDFC Silver ETF was priced at Rs 215.18 per unit.

Gold, Silver ETF Crash In June: Time To Invest?

The recent dip in silver and gold ETFs has come as the domestic and international commodities rates saw a steep decline over the past one week. While the precious metal has seen sharp decline, its underlying growth story remain intact and the recent dip offers an attractive entry point for investors, according to experts.

"For investors and families with planned seasonal purchases, the structural case for gold, anchored in sustained central bank accumulation, a multi-year rupee depreciation trend, and the metal's enduring role as an inflation and geopolitical hedge, remains fundamentally sound, making the current consolidation a considered entry point relative to recent highs," explained Rajkumar Subramanian, Head - Product & Family Office, PL Wealth.

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