New Delhi, Oct. 6 -- Investors who stayed on the sidelines during gold's sharp rally may now have a reason to look at a different entry point. But has the correction changed the investment case for gold ETFs?

According to Tata Mutual Fund's October 2026 report, gold prices have corrected about 26% from their January 2026 peak, falling from around $5,595 an ounce to about $4,138.

The recent decline has been driven largely by higher US Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar, rather than a deterioration in gold's structural fundamentals.

Here's what investors considering gold and silver ETFs should know and how they can approach the correction.

Tata Mutual Fund said higher US Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar have been the key r...