Mark Yaxley | Dec 10th 2024, 7:33:30 pm
Gold prices rose last week from USD $2,643 to $2,697/oz, and silver increased from $31.50 to $32.60, driven primarily by geopolitical uncertainties following Assad's departure from Syria, which boosted gold's safe-haven appeal.
Gold prices rose last week from USD $2,643 to $2,697/oz, and silver increased from $31.50 to $32.60, driven primarily by geopolitical uncertainties following Assad's departure from Syria, which boosted gold's safe-haven appeal.
Conversely, global gold ETFs saw $2.1 billion in outflows in November, with European ETFs accounting for most of the decline. The North American ETF market did experience inflows of $79 million. Despite the net outflow, global liquidity in the gold market remains solid.
These mixed trends reflect short-term uncertainties supporting prices, while broader market pressures have been weighing on demand.
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