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中文(ZH) 世界黄金协会:二季度中国市场黄金需求同比下降41%

China's Q2 gold demand plummets 41% amid ETF outflows and weaker jewelry sales

In the second quarter of 2026, China's gold demand saw a significant drop of 41% year-over-year, totaling 155 tons. This decline, the weakest for a second quarter since 2022, was primarily driven by a 28% decrease in gold jewelry demand and a 22-ton outflow from gold ETFs. Despite the lower volume, consumer spending on gold jewelry remained high. AI

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China's Q2 gold demand plummets 41% amid ETF outflows and weaker jewelry sales

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  1. 36氪 (36Kr) TIER_1 中文(ZH) ·

    World Gold Council: China's gold demand in the second quarter decreased by 41% year-on-year

    世界黄金协会7月30日发布的2026年二季度《全球黄金需求趋势报告》显示,二季度中国市场黄金需求(含金饰、金条、黄金ETF及工业用金)总量达155吨,同比下降41%,为2022年以来最疲软的二季度表现。金饰需求走弱,同比下降28%,黄金ETF流出22吨,是导致黄金需求同比下滑的主要因素。值得注意的是,尽管需求吨数下降,但消费者金饰消费支出金额仍维持高位。(证券时报)