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Gold Demand Trends First Quarter 2015
Global demand broadly stable
With underlying variations at the micro level
Gold Demand
119t 213t 26t
17th consecutive quarter of net purchases by central banks, steady year-on-year.
China’s jewellery demand fell 10% to 213t on slowing GDP growth over rallying stock markets.
Positive inflows for the first quarter since Q4 2012 as Western investor attitudes towards gold improved.
A steep currency fall in Turkey pushed the near local gold price to record levels
Mine production increased 2%: 729t in Q1 2015. Total Q1 supply was steady year-on-year at 1,089t
Globally, jewellery demand was 5% above its 5-year quarterly average
+2%
ETFs
601t
Q1 2015
570t
5-year quarterly average
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Gold Demand Trends First Quarter 2015
Global demand broadly stable
With underlying variations at the micro level
Gold Demand
119t
213t
26t
17th consecutive quarter of net purchases by central banks, steady year-on-year.
China’s jewellery demand fell 10% to 213t on slowing GDP growth over rallying stock markets.
Positive inflows for the first quarter since Q4 2012 as Western investor attitudes towards gold improved.
A steep currency fall in Turkey pushed the near local gold price to record levels
Mine production increased 2%: 729t in Q1 2015. Total Q1 supply was steady year-on-year at 1,089t
Globally, jewellery demand was 5% above its 5-year quarterly average
+2%
601t
Q1 2015
570t
5-year quarterly average
ETFs
|
|
Gold Demand Trends First Quarter 2015
Global demand broadly stable
With underlying variations at the micro level
Gold Demand
119t
213t
26t
17th consecutive quarter of net purchases by central banks, steady year-on-year.
China’s jewellery demand fell 10% to 213t on slowing GDP growth over rallying stock markets.
Positive inflows for the first quarter since Q4 2012 as Western investor attitudes towards gold improved.
A steep currency fall in Turkey pushed the near local gold price to record levels
Mine production increased 2%: 729t in Q1 2015. Total Q1 supply was steady year-on-year at 1,089t
Globally, jewellery demand was 5% above its 5-year quarterly average
+2%
601t
Q1 2015
ETFs
570t
5-year quarterly average
|
|
Gold Demand Trends First Quarter 2015
Global demand broadly stable
With underlying variations at the micro level
Gold Demand
119t
213t
26t
ETFs
17th consecutive quarter of net purchases by central banks, steady year-on-year.
China’s jewellery demand fell 10% to 213t on slowing GDP growth over rallying stock markets.
Positive inflows for the first quarter since Q4 2012 as Western investor attitudes towards gold improved.
A steep currency fall in Turkey pushed the near local gold price to record levels
Mine production increased 2%: 729t in Q1 2015. Total Q1 supply was steady year-on-year at 1,089t
Globally, jewellery demand was 5% above its 5-year quarterly average
+2%
601t
Q1 2015
570t
5-year quarterly average
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