二季度中国黄金ETF流入464亿元创纪录

Core Insights - The second quarter saw a record inflow of 46.4 billion yuan (approximately 6.5 billion USD, 61 tons) into China's gold ETFs, marking the strongest quarterly performance ever recorded [1] - The inflow was primarily driven by heightened global trade risks and surging gold prices, with significant activity concentrated in April [1] - Total inflows for the first half of the year reached 63.1 billion yuan (approximately 8.8 billion USD), indicating robust demand for gold ETFs in the Chinese market [1] Inflow and Performance Metrics - The asset under management (AUM) for China's gold ETFs more than doubled in the first half of the year, achieving a growth rate of 116%, reaching 152.5 billion yuan (approximately 21.3 billion USD) by the end of June [1] - Total holdings surged by 74%, amounting to 200 tons, with both AUM and total holdings hitting record highs at the end of the month [1]