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World Gold Council: April Global Gold ETFs Turned Net Inflows, Asia Continues Net Inflows for Eighth Month
According to the World Gold Council report, after a noticeable outflow of funds in March, global physical gold ETFs saw a $6.6 billion inflow in April. All regions experienced net capital inflows, with Europe leading other regions. The April inflow pushed the global gold ETF assets under management to $615 billion, a 1% month-on-month increase. The total holdings of gold ETFs worldwide also grew by 1%, reaching 4,137 tons, the third-highest level in history. European gold ETFs recorded a large inflow of $3.7 billion in April, turning their year-to-date net flow from negative to positive, reaching $3.7 billion. Asian gold ETFs have experienced inflows for the eighth consecutive month, with an additional $1.8 billion in April, and the year-to-date inflow is expected to challenge last year’s record. China leads the Asian market, with Hong Kong SAR recording an inflow of $732 million, setting a new monthly record; mainland China gold ETFs continued to attract funds ($498 million). India recorded a net inflow of $297 million in April, marking the 11th consecutive month of inflows, while Japan attracted $246 million in funds.