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According to the “Global Gold Demand Trends” report for the third quarter of 2026 released by the World Gold Council on November 3, global physical gold ETFs returned to a net inflow trend in the third quarter, in stark contrast to capital outflows in the second quarter. The total net inflow for the third quarter was 211 tons, which was only 6% lower than the strong inflow level in the third quarter of 2025, driving the total amount of gold ETF holdings to 4256 tons, a record high. Over-the-counter and other gold demand was 143 tons, up from 101 tons in the same period last year, but lower than the high level earlier this year.
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According to the “Global Gold Demand Trends” report for the third quarter of 2026 released by the World Gold Council on November 3, global physical gold ETFs returned to a net inflow trend in the third quarter, in stark contrast to capital outflows in the second quarter. The total net inflow for the third quarter was 211 tons, which was only 6% lower than the strong inflow level in the third quarter of 2025, driving the total amount of gold ETF holdings to 4256 tons, a record high. Over-the-counter and other gold demand was 143 tons, up from 101 tons in the same period last year, but lower than the high level earlier this year.
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