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Central bank and consumer buying in India and China arrest gold’s slide

Prices steady as new sources of demand offset exchange traded fund outflows

Gold buying by central banks and consumers in India and China is stirring hopes for a recovery in the market, which has been hit by a wave of selling this year driven by large exchange traded fund outflows.

The metal has staged a tentative recovery in the past fortnight, rising about 2 per cent as a handful of bullish factors have converged.

Two indicators have pointed to robust demand in China, the world’s biggest consumer. The price of gold in the country has traded at a premium to international prices in recent weeks, from a discount in 2020. At the same time, the amount of gold withdrawn from the Shanghai Gold Exchange doubled in March from a year earlier to 168 tonnes, according to exchange data.

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