Gold ETFs lost 2% of holdings in February as gold fell and rates rose
Global gold ETFs lost 84.7 tonnes (t) (-US$4.6bn, -2.0% AUM) in February, marking outflows for the third time in four months, and the seventh worst historical monthly holdings loss. Global assets under management (AUM) now stand at 3,681t (US$207bn), levels last seen in June 2020, when the price of gold was near the February closing level of US$1,743/oz.
China’s gold market in January: The Shanghai-London gold price spread turned positive amid higher wholesale physical gold demand
Union Budget impact on Indian gold market
The Indian government’s sustained campaign for improving overall tax compliance through a carrot-and-stick policy was reflected again in the 2021-22 Union Budget, with a few material announcements that impact gold.
After filling up in 2020, US investors remain hungry for gold bars and coins
India’s gold market in January: Indian imports steady with healthy retail demand
India’s gold import duties reduced
Exploring Gold Demand Trends and the 2021 outlook for gold
Drivers of the Shanghai-London gold price discount and outlook for 2021
Primarily driven by the COVID-19 pandemic and its far-reaching impacts, China’s gold demand in 2020 declined by 27% compared to 2019, the lowest recorded demand in a decade.