According to LSEG Lipper data, funds investing in physical gold and gold derivatives attracted a net $17.8 billion in 2024, the highest in five years, while funds investing in gold miners lost a net $4.6 billion, the most in a decade.
Gold mining Funds saw their first net monthly inflow in six months in March, attracting $555.3 million, the highest since November 2023, according to Lipper data.
The Gold ETF's have seen continued interest all around the world:
Global Inflows: Gold ETFs have seen significant inflows in 2025, with a total of
Gold prices, which had tumbled from record highs over the past week, reversed course and rose roughly 3% today, the biggest percentage jump since October 2023.
Spot gold was up 3.4% at $3,085.50/ounce. At $88.10 a troy ounce, gold futures' daily gain was the precious metal's largest in dollar terms since March 24, 2020, when markets were being convulsed by Covid lockdown orders and investors were fleeing into the haven asset.
Today's move came amid a bond market rout overnight and in the morning, followed by a historic surge in stock prices in the afternoon after President Trump’s reversal authorizing a 90-day pause on new tariffs for many countries—except for China which got hit with a 125% rate, effective immediately.
Silver gained 3.1% to $30.80/oz., Platinum slipped 1.2% to $931.87, and Palladium was up 1.9% at $923.75
U.S.-listed shares of South African miners: Gold Fields GFI up 7.5%, AngloGold Ashanti
AU rises 8.9%, Harmony Gold
HAR jumps 13.8% and Sibanye Stillwater SW.N> soars nearly 19%
Shares of Canadian miners: Kinross Gold K and Agnico Eagle Mines
AEM up 7.6% and 4.5%, respectively.
Trump’s Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production
Within a month we should supposedly get a list of priority projects “that can be immediately approved or for which permits can be immediately issued, and take all necessary or appropriate actions within the… https://t.co/sY4JxkzQKo— MasterMetals (@MasterMetals) March 21, 2025