Indian investors earned up to 72% from global mutual funds, outpacing India’s 5.7% Nifty gain, driven by strong tech, consumer, and commodity performance.

Indian investors earned substantial returns from international mutual funds in the past year, with some up to 72%, far exceeding India’s 5.7% Nifty gain. Top performers included tech and consumer-focused funds like Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF FoF (71.78%) and Invesco Global Consumer Trends FoF (52.65%), along with U.S.-focused funds and commodity-linked options. Gains were driven by strong global tech, AI, consumer, and mining sector performance. Gold and silver prices eased to around $4,050 and $48 per ounce, as investors favored riskier assets amid improved U.S.-India trade sentiment and lower seasonal demand.