Gold Demand Trends: Q3 2025

Quarterly gold demand rose to a record in tandem with the price.  Growth was primarily from accelerating investment demand, which accelerated on a powerful combination of safe haven buying in an uncertain geopolitical environment, US dollar weakness and investor “FOMO” as the price continued to climb. 

US Gold Demand Trends Q2 2025

US demand fell 34% q/q to 124t, but the decline was partially offset by strong gold-backed ETF demand. NA ETF inflows reached $21bn in H1 and are currently on pace for their second strongest year on record. Bullion exports started the year off strong with the US exporting ~268t through May, and are on pace to surpass 2024 volumes.

Gold Demand Trends: Q2 2025

A second quarter of significant investment in gold-backed ETFs, along with elevated bar and coin buying, drove total Q2 gold demand up 3% y/y to 1,249t. Meanwhile, jewellery consumption weakened further in the face of record gold prices.

Gold Demand Trends: Q1 2025

A sharp upsurge in gold ETF investment, along with elevated bar and coin buying, drove total Q1 gold demand to 1,206t - its highest for a first quarter since 2016. Jewellery consumption was contrastingly weak as the gold price hit successive new record highs during the quarter.

Gold Demand Trends: Full Year 2024

Central bank buying – which topped 1,000t for the third year in a row – along with a return of Western ETF investment lifted gold demand to a record of 4,974t (US$382bn). The gold price reached multiple record highs during the year, which weighed on global jewellery consumption.

Gold Demand Trends Q3 2024

Solid inflows into global gold ETFs in Q3 helped drive 5% y/y growth in total gold demand to a record 1,313t. This was reflected in the gold price, which reached a series of new record highs during the quarter. Jewellery demand weakened as a result, despite an uplift from India.