全球最大黄金ETF持仓数据更新异常，是否减持成疑？

Core Insights - The SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold ETF, experienced unusual fluctuations in its holdings data, with a reported holding of 936.51 tonnes on May 14, which later changed to 931.92 tonnes before reverting back to 936.51 tonnes without explanation from the World Gold Council [1]. Group 1: SPDR Gold Trust Holdings - On May 14, the SPDR Gold Trust's holdings were reported at 936.51 tonnes, unchanged from the previous trading day [1]. - A subsequent update on May 15 indicated a decrease to 931.92 tonnes, reflecting a reduction of 4.59 tonnes [1]. - Later on the same day, the holdings were reported again as 936.51 tonnes, indicating a lack of clarity regarding the actual changes in holdings [1]. Group 2: Purpose of SPDR Gold Shares - SPDR Gold Shares are designed to provide investors with a means to participate in the gold bullion market without the need for physical delivery of gold [5][9]. - The launch of SPDR Gold Shares aimed to reduce barriers such as access, custody, and transaction costs that have historically hindered investment in gold [5][9]. - These shares represent fractional, undivided beneficial ownership interests in the Trust, which primarily holds gold bullion and occasionally cash [6][9].