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Icici Silver ETF|Aditya Birla Silver ETF|Nippon India Silver ETF|Know all about Silver ETF| @Aditya Birla Group @ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund @Nippon India Mutual Fund Read Scheme Information Documents:- ICICI Prudential Silver ETF:-https://www.icicipruamc.com/ Nippon India Silver ETF:-https://mf.nipponindiaim.com/ Aditya Birla Sun Life Silver ETF:-https://mutualfund.adityabirlacapital.com/ Talk To Us:- Mail:-Mfhelpline28@gmail.com Mobile📱:-83968-18517 All that glitters can be Silver! - A multi-use Commodity A precious metal, used in Telecom(5G), Electric Vehicles (EVs), Renewable Energy, Pharma, Space & more.. - Has Strong Demand in Future With Government push for cleaner energy resources like solar panels, EVs etc., its demand is expected to rise exponentially. - A Hedge to your portfolio Acts as a potential hedge against inflation.. - Provides Stable Performance throughout Market Cycles Mutual fund investors can substitute physical gold by investing in exchange-traded funds with the yellow metal as the underlying asset. They now have a similar option for silver. Three asset managers, including ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund and Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management Co., are launching silver exchange-traded funds in January. In September last year, the market regulator had allowed silver ETFs. “Silver ETF, much like gold ETF, is a very simple way of investing in silver as a commodity through the financial route,” Chintan Haria, head of product and strategy at ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund, told BloombergQuint’s Niraj Shah on a weekly special series The Mutual Fund Show. “This is a simple way for investors to participate into a financial product which will ultimately get listed on the exchange and investors can buy and sell. They basically will get exposure to silver and the price of silver in international markets is converted into Indian rupees.” According to Gaurav Rastogi, founder and chief executive officer of Kuvera.in, having an easier way to invest in silver or hold silver is a good idea. Silver is a “bit more procyclical” to growth than gold because of its industrial uses, he said on the same show. Rastogi urged investors to look at the gold-silver ratio, which is trading at one of its lowest points. The biggest risk factor for gains in any silver ETF, according to him, is that both the metals are losing the “cachet of safe assets”.