Post by : Bianca Haleem
Gold is shining with renewed vigor. In a landmark week, gold funds attracted an astonishing $8.7 billion in inflows, as per Bank of America Global Research, referencing EPFR data. This influx coincides with a remarkable price surge in the precious metal.
In just four months, gold funds have amassed a total of $50 billion in inflows, outstripping the cumulative totals from the last 14 years. Analysts attribute this increase to a growing desire for safe-haven assets amidst escalating global economic uncertainties and market swings.
On Monday, gold prices soared to a new peak of $4,381.21 per ounce but later adjusted to $4,092.60 as investors took profits and short-term trading positions were unwound.
Experts note that these inflows reflect not only speculative trends but also a solid confidence in gold as a safeguard against inflation and geopolitical instability. This trend indicates a significant readiness among investors to commit substantial resources to gold, showcasing strong overall sentiment even amid recent price fluctuations.
The scale of these record inflows highlights a pivotal moment for the gold market, likely influencing investment strategies for the rest of the year.
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