Net inflows of 211 tonnes into gold ETFs; official institutions, including central banks, make net purcha
Original headline금 ETF 211톤 순유입…중앙은행 등 공식기관 321톤 순매입
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Gold ETFs recorded net inflows of 211 tonnes in Q3 2026, reversing from 47 tonnes of net outflows in Q2, though below the 226 tonnes of inflows in the same quarter last year, according to the World Gold Council's Q3 2026 Global Gold Demand Trends report released Tuesday. Central banks and other official institutions purchased a net 321 tonnes during the quarter. ETF physical gold holdings ended the quarter at a record 4,256 tonnes. The WGC noted the 211-tonne figure represents the net addition to ETF holdings during the quarter and cannot be added to the 4,256-tonne end-of-quarter total to calculate demand. The return of ETF inflows alongside continued official-sector buying underscores broadening institutional demand for gold; watch for whether ETF momentum sustains in Q4 and whether central bank accumulation holds near recent quarterly pace.
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