According to the World Gold Council, in January, global gold ETF inflows reached a record $18.7 billion, with funds flowing into all regions; Asia ($9.6 billion) and North America ($6.8 billion) showed the most significant inflows. The total assets under management (AUM) reached a historic high of $669 billion, driven by a 14% increase in gold prices; holdings also rose to a record 4,145 tons. Trading volume surged, with an average daily trading volume of $623 billion in January — the strongest month on record.
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Global gold ETF holdings rise to a record high of 4,145 tons
According to the World Gold Council, in January, global gold ETF inflows reached a record $18.7 billion, with funds flowing into all regions; Asia ($9.6 billion) and North America ($6.8 billion) showed the most significant inflows. The total assets under management (AUM) reached a historic high of $669 billion, driven by a 14% increase in gold prices; holdings also rose to a record 4,145 tons. Trading volume surged, with an average daily trading volume of $623 billion in January — the strongest month on record.