Gold ETF scale surpasses 200 billions yuan
Jinse Finance reported that on October 14, the international gold price continued to rise, with the COMEX gold futures price reaching an intraday high of $4,190.9 per ounce. In the afternoon, after a sharp increase, the gold price quickly pulled back. As of 14:40 (GMT+8), the COMEX gold futures price was $4,115 per ounce. With the recent continuous increase in gold prices, as of October 14, the scale of gold-themed ETFs has surpassed the 200 billions yuan mark. Specifically, there are five gold-themed ETFs with a scale of over 10 billions yuan. Among them, Huaan Gold ETF is far ahead with a scale of 74.467 billions yuan. Other outstanding ETFs include Bosera Gold ETF, Guotai Gold Fund ETF, Yongying Gold Stock ETF, and E Fund Gold ETF.
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