Chinese Gold ETFs See 14 Straight Days of Inflows, Absorbing a Pullback From a Two Month Global High

According to a report by Arzdigital published Tuesday, August 11, 2026 (20 Mordad 1405), the global gold market pulled back toward $4,399 an ounce on profit taking after touching a two month high near $4,435. Citing Bloomberg data, the report said Chinese gold ETFs have posted 14 consecutive trading days of inflows, their longest streak since March 2026, drawing in more than $1.2 billion in fresh capital over that stretch, with the largest single day inflow reaching $370 million. The report described the buying as a reaction to a 10 percent drop in China's CSI 300 stock index in July 2026, which it said pushed institutional investors toward gold as a liquid, safe haven asset. Silver prices, by contrast, fell 2.3 percent on the day.