Odaily Planet Daily reports that the World Gold Council stated that global gold ETF fund flows turned net outflows in May, with a withdrawal of $2 billion, reducing total assets under management by 2% to $604 billion. Europe was the only region to record net inflows, at $334 million; Asia saw outflows of $1.2 billion, and North America saw outflows of $1.1 billion, becoming the primary sources of net outflows. In May, gold market trading volume slightly increased, with daily liquidity rising to $424 billion and remaining above the 2025 average. (Jinshi)
Global Gold ETFs Record Net Outflows in May
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Global gold ETFs saw inflows turn to outflows in May, with $2 billion exiting the space, reducing total assets by 2% to $60.4 billion. Europe was the only region with net inflows of $334 million, while Asia and North America experienced outflows of $1.2 billion and $1.1 billion, respectively. Daily liquidity increased to $42.4 billion, matching the 2025 average. Amid these outflows, altcoins to watch may attract increased attention as investors shift their focus.
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