Resolves YES if the aggregate investment by Indian mutual funds in silver ETFs, as reported by SEBI or verified industry data, shows an increase of more than 5% compared to the baseline investment level as of December 31, 2025. This market captures the impact of SEBI's recent rule change allowing equity funds to allocate up to 35% of their assets into gold and silver instruments, which could materially boost silver ETF demand. The threshold is set near expected growth given the regulatory shift and recent investor trends favoring bullion ETFs. Only investments classified under silver ETFs within Indian mutual funds count; other silver-related assets or non-ETF holdings do not. Data sources include SEBI reports and industry ETF flow disclosures.

SEBI's rule change allows significant investment shifts towards silver ETFs, potentially lifting demand and prices in the medium term.

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