Gold exchange-traded funds recorded net positive flows for a second consecutive week, signaling a tentative return of investor interest as the precious metal trades near the $4,000 per ounce mark.
The sustained inflows follow a sharp rally that saw gold gain nearly $200 in the previous week, encouraging investors to seek value in physically backed funds after a period of hesitation.
Data from the World Gold Council indicates that for every $10 of new capital entering gold ETFs, $7 was withdrawn.
Despite the positive net trend, the underlying flow dynamics remain cautious.
Data from the World Gold Council indicates that for every $10 of new capital entering gold ETFs, $7 was withdrawn.
This ratio suggests that while sentiment is improving, many investors are still trimming positions or rotating capital rather than committing to large new allocations.
The renewed interest in ETFs coincides with broader stability in global gold demand.