Global gold ETFs witnessed an unprecedented $12 billion outflow in March 2026, marking the steepest monthly decline on record, largely due to heavy selling by North American investors, according to the World Gold Council.
Updated - April 14, 2026 at 11:29 PM.
Assets under management stood at $606 billion as of March 2026. North America recorded sharp outflows as rising bond yields, a stronger dollar and risk-off sentiment prompted investors to exit gold ETFs. Europe saw modest outflows, tracking price declines and higher yields. In contrast, Asia continued to see strong inflows, led by China and supported by India, driven by safe-haven demand, weaker local markets and currency pressures. Key facts:
Published on April 14, 2026
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