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Gold demand up in September quarter

EXCHANGE traded funds pushed gold prices down buoying demand, and investor tactics translated into ETF inflows to pull prices back up, according to the latest World Gold Council report.

Matthew Staroste
Gold demand up in September quarter

The two-part saga described a quarter where gold demand stood at 1121 tonnes, an 8% increase over the third quarter of last year. Global investment demand rocketed forward 27% to 230t, with the WGC saying...

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