Gold ETF inflows turn negative after 13 weeks
In short
Money flowing into gold ETFs turned negative after 13 weeks, and gold fell 4% last week.
US investors led the selling, with exits above $3 billion and new investments at $1.8 billion. The report does not say how long the weakness will last.
What the reporting says
Inflows into gold ETFs turned negative after 13 weeks as gold fell 4% last week, according to a BusinessLine summary. The report says US investors led the exits, with withdrawals topping $3 billion while investments were $1.8 billion. It does not provide the ETF totals by region beyond that US-led flow data or say whether the trend will continue.
Why it matters
Gold ETF inflows turned negative after 13 weeks, while the yellow metal fell 4% last week, according to BusinessLine. The summary says US investors led the move, with exits above $3 billion and investments at $1.8 billion. The reporting does not identify which funds were most affected or whether the shift reflects profit-taking, rates, or other drivers.