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Gold vs Gold ETF Holdings: Massive $8 Billion Inflow Highlights Investor Rush Amid Record High Prices

2025-04-20  Niranjan Ghatule  
Gold vs Gold ETF Holdings: Massive $8 Billion Inflow Highlights Investor Rush Amid Record High Prices

The World Of Gold Investing Heating up again! And last week proved it once again, According to the latest data Shared by Zerohedge, Gold just saw biggest ever ETF inflow and it crosses $8 Billion in Just Week!

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Data Shared By Zerohedge 

At the same point Spot price of Gold hitting new all time high of $ 3,341.35 per ounce as of 18th April 2025

When you look at Chart Comparing Gold Spot Price and Gold ETF,One thing is clear that Gold Price have Skyrocketd but ETF holdings have only now started to rise after long stagnation 

As of April 18,Total total known Gold ETF Holdings stood at 89.417 Million ounce but Still it below peak seen at 2020

But recent surge in inflow showing Investors are catching up and the fear of Missing out (FOMO) Kicking in,And most Important Reason behind it is Trump's ‘Tariff War’ fear. Even it paused for 90 days but still Investors worrying about it,and other reasons like geopolitical tensions , Concerns over global economic stability and fear of Inflation 

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Despite this heavy inflows gold ETF holdings still have bit of ground to cover to match the heights reached during previous gold rush which is back in Mid 2020,and that was the time when etf holding were crossed over 120 Million Ounce and if we talk about today's they hovering around 90 million and if the current trend Continues then this gap might close sooner than expected 

Gold's recent performance and record inflows in ETF are showing clear signal that institutions and retail traders are pouring back into the gold due to global uncertainty and Trump's Aggresive speeches and desicions

Disclaimer:

This article is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.


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