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North America has gone from holding back gold ETF demand to leading it.
Global inflows reached 13.7 tonnes in the week ending October 16, more than triple the previous week. North America returned with 7.3 tonnes of buying, while Asia’s demand nearly doubled to 4.7 tonnes. Europe added another 2 tonnes.
A week earlier, European and Asian buying had to absorb North American selling. Now, all three major regions are adding exposure together.
North America’s return, reinforced by stronger Asian demand, gives the third consecutive week of inflows more significance.
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A second week of gold ETF inflows, with another shift in regional leadership.
Gold ETFs added 4.5 tonnes last week. That kept the recovery from late September intact, although total buying slowed from 11.7 tonnes the previous week.
Europe and Asia contributed 5.3 tonnes combined, enough to absorb the renewed selling from North America.
Global demand remains positive, but conviction is rotating between regions from week to week. That makes North America the key market to watch again.
Participation is outpacing capital growth in tokenized assets.
Distributed #RWA value now stands at $39.12B, up 0.28% over the past 30 days. Over the same period, asset holders increased 28.66% to nearly 5.2 million.
Tokenized stocks have reached $3.33B, up 16.20% in a month, while tokenized commodities stand at $5.27B.
The broader market’s value is holding steady, but its holder base continues to expand.
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Gold ETF flows stayed positive for a sixth consecutive week, but the regional leadership flipped decisively.
North America surged from 5 tonnes to 15.9 tonnes, accounting for nearly 59% of the week’s 27.1-tonne global inflow. After several weeks of softer participation, conviction returned sharply.
Europe moved in the opposite direction. Flows dropped from 16.8 tonnes to 6.5 tonnes, ending its four-week run as the strongest source of demand. Asia continued to strengthen, rising from 2.4 tonnes to 4.6 tonnes, while other regions recorded no net inflows.
The streak remains intact, but its engine has changed. Europe carried global gold demand through the previous month. This week, North America took back the lead.
Equities remain close to record territory, but rates are doing more of the talking. The S&P 500 remains below its August peak, while the 10-year Treasury yield briefly pushed above 5% for the first time since 2023 ahead of this week’s Fed decision.
Onchain activity is picking up speed.
As of September 15, stablecoin market cap reached $305.19B, up 2.49% from 30 days earlier. Monthly transfer volume jumped 28.04% to $7.42T. Monthly active addresses increased 3.16% to 54.17M, while holder addresses climbed 3.41% to 288.87M, according RWAxyz
Six weeks of net #GOLD #ETFs inflows, but momentum slowed sharply.
Global funds added 8.7 tonnes this week, down from 25.4 tonnes in the previous period.
Europe remained the anchor with 7.2 tonnes, leading regional flows for a fifth consecutive week. Asia strengthened slightly to 2.8 tonnes, while North America reversed from a 5-tonne inflow to a 1.2-tonne outflow.
The streak remains intact, although participation has narrowed. Europe is now carrying most of the positive flow as North American positioning weakens.
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