šŸ“£ | Global demand for gold declined, while purchases by banks and funds rose

āš«ļø Central banks’ gold purchases rose 42% year over year in the third quarter, reaching 321 tonnes—the highest quarterly level since the fourth quarter of 2024

āš«ļø This brought net central bank purchases since the start of the year to 675 tonnes, up 6% compared with the same period last year 🌟

āš«ļø Gold funds also recorded positive inflows in the third quarter, adding 211 tonnes to their gold holdings and bringing them to a record 4,256 tonnes

āš«ļø Despite strong official and investment demand, total global gold demand fell 1% to 1,369 tonnes. However, the value of gold rose 22% to $188 billion, as the average price per ounce climbed to $4,262 šŸ“ˆ

āš«ļø As for consumer demand: bar purchases fell 19% to 268 tonnes, while gold jewellery purchases dropped 17% to 313 tonnes—the lowest third-quarter level in World Gold Council data šŸ”½

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