Group 1 - In October, global physical gold ETF inflows reached $8.2 billion, marking the fifth consecutive month of inflows, although the pace slowed compared to the previous month [1] - The cumulative net inflow for the first ten months of the year reached $72 billion, setting a historical record [1] - North America and Europe were the dominant regions for fund inflows, with North America contributing approximately $6.5 billion in October [3][4] Group 2 - Asia recorded approximately $7 billion in inflows for October, the second strongest monthly performance in history, with China alone contributing $4.5 billion [4] - The European region experienced outflows of about $4.5 billion, ending a five-month streak of net inflows, with the UK and Germany recording the largest monthly outflows in history [5][6] - Australia led the market with a net inflow of $2.03 million, while South Africa saw an outflow of approximately $1.18 million, partially offsetting the overall regional performance [9] Group 3 - The global average daily trading volume in the gold market reached approximately $61.1 billion in October, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 45% [11] - The trading volume of gold derivatives surged by 59%, with notable contributions from the New York Mercantile Exchange (+49%) and the Shanghai Futures Exchange (+86%) [13] - The ETF trading volume doubled month-on-month to an average daily level of $17 billion, indicating a significant increase in market activity [14]
世界黄金协会：10月全球实物黄金ETF流入达82亿美元 已连续五个月实现流入
Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2025-11-14 12:29