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Gold demand steadies in Q2 2026 as central banks boost purchases

Global gold demand was broadly stable in the second quarter of 2026, with total consumption (including OTC trade) edging up 2 % year‑on‑year to 2,522 tonnes. Strong buying of coins and bars continued, while central banks increased their purchases, returning to the high levels seen in previous years.

The LBMA price averaged $4,506.29 per ounce, 37 % above the same quarter in 2025. Jewelry demand fell, but consumer spending on gold jewellery rose because of higher prices. Gold ETFs recorded net outflows. The World Gold Council expects investment demand, supported by Asian buyers, OTC trade and central‑bank purchases, to underpin the price, while inflation concerns and geopolitical uncertainty add further support.

Technology‑sector gold consumption was modestly buoyed by demand from consumer electronics, offsetting a slowdown linked to AI‑related production.

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Amex Gold Mining · Amex Gold Mining Inc. · Gold ETFs · London Bullion Market Association · London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) · Perron gold project · World Gold Council · central banks

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