Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Central banks continued to buy gold at pace in a quarter that saw the gold price reach a series of record highs. Bar and coin investment was firmer, offsetting continued outflows from ETFs. Inclusive of sizable OTC buying by investors, total gold demand increased 3% y/y to 1,238t – the strongest first quarter since 2016.
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Important Notice: This is not a recommendation or offer for the purchase or sale of any securities, investment products or services. Diversification does not guarantee any investment returns or eliminate risk of loss. Physical gold is an unregulated investment and its value is variable. Past investment performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. Please read the full disclaimer at: invest.gold/disclaimer.
Central banks continued to buy gold at pace in a quarter that saw the gold price reach a series of record highs. Bar and coin investment was firmer, offsetting continued outflows from ETFs. Inclusive of sizable OTC buying by investors, total gold demand increased 3% y/y to 1,238t – the strongest first quarter since 2016.
Read the report: bit.ly/3UDMWTq
Important Notice: This is not a recommendation or offer for the purchase or sale of any securities, investment products or services. Diversification does not guarantee any investment returns or eliminate risk of loss. Physical gold is an unregulated investment and its value is variable. Past investment performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. Please read the full disclaimer at: invest.gold/disclaimer.
