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Gold ETFs surge again amid dollar weakness
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For the ninth consecutive month the global gold ETF funds recorded new net inflows raising the total administered to more than 700,000 million dollars, more than the GDP of Argentina.
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Gold ETFs surge again amid dollar weakness
Image: Catifo/adobestock.comGlobal gold markets are glittering in 2026, with February marking yet another strong month for bullion. The World Gold Council (WGC) reported gold prices jumped 5 per cent last month, driven by dip buying, US dollar weakness and softer Treasury yields, pushing the metal’s year-to-date gains to 20 per cent. Gold ETFs also saw robust inflows, with February representing the ninth consecutive month of net global additions…
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