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Singapore investor demand for gold up 48% to 9.6 tonnes as WGC confirms historical 2025 for asset

Lin Daoyi
Lin Daoyi • 2 min read
Singapore investor demand for gold up 48% to 9.6 tonnes as WGC confirms historical 2025 for asset
In the first month of this year, gold flew past US$5,000 per ounce on Jan 26, before further rocketing to over US$5,500 on Jan 29. Photo: Bloomberg
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Global gold demand in 2025 reached an all-time high of 5,002 tonnes as well as gold investment which hit US$555 billion according to the World Gold Council’s (WGC) full-year 2025 Gold Demand Trends report release today.

The report attributed record breaking gold prices to investment demand which reached 2,175 tonnes, with investors flying to the safe-haven asset causing a lift-off in prices. Gold ETFs saw inflows of 801 tonnes, with holdings in Asian funds up 97% y-o-y supported by inflows of US$25 billion.

For physical gold, demand totaled 1,374 tonnes or US$154 billion, with two major markets, China and India accounting for more than 50% of demand, posting y-o-y gains of 28% and 17% respectively.

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