Gold demand in 2019 nudges lower as price-driven slump in consumer demand outweighs ETF inflows
Global gold demand declined to 4355.7 tonnes (t) in 2019, down 1% on 2018, according to the World Gold Council’s latest Gold Demand Trends report.
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