Despite record gold prices and Federal Reserve easing, investors sold gold-backed ETFs for the fourth consecutive year in 2024. While rate cut optimism briefly boosted ETFs, the U.S. election results in November halted this momentum. A stronger dollar following Trump’s win led to renewed selloffs, with investors redirecting funds to equities and Bitcoin. Meanwhile, geopolitical risks drove emerging market central banks and Asian investors towards physical bullion.
Record Gold Prices Not Enough to Save ETFs from Fourth Year of Losses

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