Third quarter gold demand rose by 8% year-on-year, reaching a two-year
high of 1,120.9 tonnes. Q3 2015 was a period of two distinct halves: ETF
outflows contributed to a price dip in July, which boosted consumer
demand around the world. Subsequently, a positive shift in institutional
investor attitudes led to modest ETF inflows in August and September,
which pushed prices back up. Central banks bought another 175.0 tonnes,
in recognition of gold’s diversification benefits. And after a long
period of growth, the supply of gold from mine production contracted by
1% in the third quarter.
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