Citi Research ne 2026 mein commodity index rebalancing ke dauraan gold aur silver se hone wale bade outflows ki warning di hai. Brokerage firm ka andaaza hai ki benchmark index composition mein adjustments ki wajah se har precious metal se lagbhag $7 billion nikal sakte hain. Citi ke anumaan ke mutaabik, Bloomberg Commodity Index aur S&P GSCI ke combined data ke basis par, gold mein lagbhag $6.8 billion ka outflow dekhne ko mil sakta hai. Silver ke liye bhi aisa hi forecast hai, jahan outflows lagbhag $6.8 billion rehne ka andaaza hai. Yeh figures in major indices mein gold aur silver ke liye target weights mein hone wali kami se aa rahe hain. Citi ke analysis se pata chalta hai ki gold ka current index assets under management (AUM) $33.8 billion ke aas-paas hai, aur 2026 ke liye estimated target AUM $27 billion ke kareeb hai. Silver ke liye, current AUM lagbhag $12.9 billion hai, jo 2026 tak girkar $6 billion ho sakta hai. Yeh forecast aise samay mein aaya hai jab India mein gold prices flat hain, global bullion U.S. ke important economic data se pehle profit-booking pressure dekh raha hai. Dollar ki mazbooti aur is saal kam se kam do U.S. interest rate cuts ki expectations commodity markets ko affect kar rahi hain.
Citi ki warning: Gold aur Silver se aa sakta hai $14 billion ka outflow
COMMODITIES
Overview
Citigroup ko lagta hai ki 2026 mein commodity index rebalancing ki wajah se gold aur silver ETFs se lagbhag $7 billion bahaav (outflow) ho sakta hai. Target weights kam hone se selling pressure badh sakta hai, jisse precious metals mein invest karne walon ko asar padega.
Disclaimer:This content
is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, or
trading advice, nor a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. Readers should consult a
SEBI-registered advisor before making investment decisions, as markets involve risk and past performance
does not guarantee future results. The publisher and authors accept no liability for any losses. Some
content may be AI-generated and may contain errors; accuracy and completeness are not guaranteed. Views
expressed do not reflect the publication’s editorial stance.