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After a record-breaking first half in 2025, gold faces mixed prospects driven by inflation trends, interest rate moves, and global risk factors
Central banks have accumulated over 1,000t of gold in each of the last three years, up significantly from the 400-500t average over the preceding decade. This...
Gold pauses in May, shines again in June
More than nine in ten (95%) reserve managers indicated that they expect central banks to continue increasing their gold holdings in the next 12 months, according...
Dollar dive and vol spike drove gold up Gold continued its ascent in April, breaking the US$3,500/oz mark in intra-day trading during the month.1 While gold...
April in review Global physically backed gold ETFs1 added US$11bn in April, extending their inflow streak to five months (Table 1, p2).2 Supported by a higher...
Gemfields announces the results of an auction comprised of commercial-quality rough emeralds held during the period 11 - 29 April 2025.
The World Gold Council’s Q1 2025 Gold Demand Trends report reveals total quarterly gold demand (including OTC1) was 1,206t, a 1% increase year-on-year, in a record...
Total Q1 gold demand (inclusive of OTC investment) was 1% higher y/y at 1,206t – the highest for a first quarter since 2016.Central banks bought 244t...
Another month, another set of new highs. Gold finished March 2025 at US$3,115/oz, a gain of 9.9% m/m.Even a materially weaker US dollar, primarily via euro ...
Central banks reported 24t net purchases in the second month of the year The National Bank of Poland led net purchases, adding 29t to its gold reserves,...
Gold Reaches New Heights: What the $3,000 Milestone Means for the Future of the Market
