India's market regulator has authorized actively managed equity funds, valued at $384 billion, to allocate more capital into gold and silver. According to Jin10, this decision aims to diversify investment portfolios and mitigate risks associated with stock market volatility. The move is expected to provide fund managers with greater flexibility in asset allocation, potentially enhancing returns for investors. This regulatory change reflects a growing trend among global markets to incorporate precious metals as a hedge against economic uncertainties.