HSBC Gold ETF (G)
₹ 128.0791
NAV
-1.3%
Change
HSBC Gold ETF (G) NAV
₹ 128.0791
NAV (Jun 18)
HSBC Gold ETF (G) returns
Last 1Y | - |
Last 3Y | - |
Last 5Y | - |
Last 10Y | - |
Since Inception | 3.6% |
6 Month CAGR | - |
HSBC Gold ETF (G) Information
The scheme seek to returns that, before expenses, track the performance of domestic prices of Gold subject to tracking error. The Scheme do not guarantee/indicate any returns.
Expense Ratio | 0.62% |
Launched (<1Y) | 2026-03-23 |
AUM in Crores | 616.3 |
ISIN | INF336L01RX2 |
Lock-in | No Lock-in |
Benchmark | Domestic Price of Gold |
SIP Minimum | 1000 |
Lumpsum Min. | 5000 |
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21.1% | 19% | |
19.7% | 9.2% | |
9.6% | 18.5% |
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HSBC Gold ETF (G) Review
HSBC Gold ETF (G) is an Exchange Traded Fund which is benchmarked to . HSBC Gold ETF (G) is managed by the HSBC Mutual Fund with the fund manager being Dipan S. Parikh. The HSBC Gold ETF (G) was launched on 2026-03-23 with no lock-in period. Since its inception, the fund has delivered 3.609% as a return on investment.
As on 18 Jun, 2026 the NAV of the fund is Rs 128.08 and the AUM is Rs 616.29 crores. The fund charges an expense ratio of 0.62% on an annual basis. You can start a SIP with an investment of a minimum of Rs 100. You can make a lumpsum investment of minimum of Rs 5000.
Since the scheme is benchmarked to , the fund is subject to very high risk and it may witness volatility in the short term. Hence, an exchange-traded fund is more suitable for an investment horizon of more than 5 years. The HSBC Gold ETF (G) has an asset allocation of 0% in equity and equity equivalents and 0% in debt securities.
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