World Gold Council: International gold prices have reached record highs 50 times in 2025, with Q3 demand hitting a new all-time high
Jinse Finance reported that the World Gold Council released the Q3 2025 "Global Gold Demand Trends Report," which shows that as of October 30 this year, the international gold price has reached new highs 50 times. In the third quarter, total global gold demand (including over-the-counter transactions) reached 1,313 tons, with a total demand value of $146 billions, setting a new single-quarter record for gold demand. Regarding gold ETFs, investors have significantly increased their holdings of physical gold ETFs for the third consecutive quarter, with holdings rising by another 222 tons and global inflows reaching $26 billions. In the first three quarters of 2025, global gold ETF total holdings increased by 619 tons, equivalent to about $64 billions.
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