Gold and silver ETFs fall in September after August rally
In short
Gold and silver ETFs fell in September 2026 after a strong August. The summary says domestic prices dropped, so all the mutual fund schemes linked to these metals ended the month in the red.
This matters for investors in commodity funds because returns turned weaker after a quick rally. The report does not state the exact losses or which schemes held up best.
What the reporting says
Gold and silver ETFs reversed their strong August run in September 2026 as domestic prices declined, according to a publisher summary. The report says all mutual fund schemes linked to the two commodities were in the red, and that some funds fell less than others. It does not give the exact losses or name the best- and worst-performing schemes in the available summary.
Why it matters
The publisher summary says gold and silver exchange-traded funds gave back gains in September 2026 as domestic prices declined. It also notes that all schemes were negative for the month, though some declined less than others. The story is relevant to commodity investors and fund trackers, but the reporting does not provide exact return figures or identify the specific schemes.