BREAKING: Global physical gold-backed ETFs attracted +27.1 tonnes in inflows last week, the 3rd largest weekly inflow since January. Demand was driven by the US, at +15.9 tonnes, followed by Europe and Asia, at +6.5 tonnes and +4.6 tonnes, respectively. In Dollar terms, investo
Why now
Thesis: Steady ETF inflows underpin gold demand
Catalyst to watch: Continued weekly inflow streak
Main risk: Inflows can reverse on rate repricing
Why it matters
Strong consecutive gold ETF inflows show persistent institutional demand, supporting gold prices via physical absorption.
Details
BREAKING: Global physical gold-backed ETFs attracted +27.1 tonnes in inflows last week, the 3rd largest weekly inflow since January. Demand was driven by the US, at +15.9 tonnes, followed by Europe and Asia, at +6.5 tonnes and +4.6 tonnes, respectively. In Dollar terms, investors bought +$3.9 billion, the 4th-largest weekly inflow since February. This also marks the 11th consecutive weekly inflow. Over this period, global gold ETFs have attracted +208.3 tonnes in inflows, bringing total gold ETF holdings to a record 4,250 tonnes. Demand for gold ETFs remains remarkably strong.
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