Senior Analyst, India
World Gold Council
Retail demand remained strong y‑o‑y during the first three weeks of May due to robust Akshaya Tritiya sales, wedding demand and the lower base period of 2021. But demand softened during the last week of the month due to a higher gold price and fewer auspicious marriage dates.
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Senior Analyst, EMEA
World Gold Council
Last week central banks stepped up their response to soaring inflation. Having been regarded as “behind the curve” in their attempts to control this issue thus far, they are now showing greater concern and resolve in bringing consumer prices down.
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Market Strategist, Europe and Asia
World Gold Council
John Reade recently joined Fidelity International's MoneyTalk podcast for a conversation on gold.
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Senior Analyst, China
World Gold Council
Gold prices fell in May. Primarily driven by negative momentum impacts as well as lower risk and uncertainty, the SHAUPM in RMB and the LBMA Gold Price AM in USD fell by 1.8% and 3.2% respectively in the month.
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The experts on gold
Francisco Blanch, Head of Commodities and Derivatives Research at BofA Global Research, joins us for this episode of our Strategic Edge series.
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Senior Analyst, India
World Gold Council
So far in 2022, central banks’ monthly gold reported activity has been bobbing between net purchases and sales linked to a fairly small number of banks. As such, any significant purchase or sale from those can tip the balance in a given month.
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