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Global physical goldâbacked ETFs pulled in 27.1âŻtonnes this week, the thirdâlargest inflow since January. đ
The United States contributed 15.9âŻtonnes, Europe 6.5âŻtonnes, Asia 4.6âŻtonnes. Investors added $3.9âŻbillion, the fourthâlargest weekly dollar inflow since February. It marks the 11th consecutive weekly net inflow. Holdings now total a record 4,250âŻtonnes after recent inflows.
The surge highlights enduring demand for gold ETFs. đ
$MUBARAK, $CHR, $MUBARAK
Global physical goldâbacked ETFs pulled in 27.1âŻtonnes this week, the thirdâlargest inflow since January. đ
The United States contributed 15.9âŻtonnes, Europe 6.5âŻtonnes, Asia 4.6âŻtonnes. Investors added $3.9âŻbillion, the fourthâlargest weekly dollar inflow since February. It marks the 11th consecutive weekly net inflow. Holdings now total a record 4,250âŻtonnes after recent inflows.
The surge highlights enduring demand for gold ETFs. đ
$MUBARAK, $CHR, $MUBARAK
