Global gold demand is expected to reach a record 4,900 tons by 2026
The precious metals market is heading toward a breakout year, with forecasts showing that institutional and consumer demand for safe-haven assets continues to soar, reflecting a strong defensive sentiment against potential macroeconomic risks.
🔸 According to forecasts, global gold demand will continue its upward trend, reaching approximately 4,900 tons in 2026, a record high. 🔸 Specifically, gold demand for jewelry is expected to increase by 100 tons to 1,700 tons, marking the highest level since 2024. 🔸 Central bank purchases are projected to hit a new high of 1,000 tons, indicating a strategic shift in national reserves. 🔸 Meanwhile, net capital inflows into gold ETFs are expected to reach 900 tons, with demand for gold bars and coins remaining steady at 1,300 tons.$XAU
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Global gold demand is expected to reach a record 4,900 tons by 2026
The precious metals market is heading toward a breakout year, with forecasts showing that institutional and consumer demand for safe-haven assets continues to soar, reflecting a strong defensive sentiment against potential macroeconomic risks.
🔸 According to forecasts, global gold demand will continue its upward trend, reaching approximately 4,900 tons in 2026, a record high.
🔸 Specifically, gold demand for jewelry is expected to increase by 100 tons to 1,700 tons, marking the highest level since 2024.
🔸 Central bank purchases are projected to hit a new high of 1,000 tons, indicating a strategic shift in national reserves.
🔸 Meanwhile, net capital inflows into gold ETFs are expected to reach 900 tons, with demand for gold bars and coins remaining steady at 1,300 tons.$XAU