Quelle: gold.org, bloomberg.com
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Dienstag, 11. Februar 2020
Bestände in globalen Gold-ETFs auf Rekordniveau
Die Experten des Goldminen-Lobbyverbands World Gold Council (WGC) berichteten in ihrem Jahresreport zuletzt über einen starken Anstieg bei der Gold-Investmentnachfrage. Diese lässt sich treffend u.a. an der Entwicklung der Beständen in den wichtigsten Gold-ETFs ablesen. Während sich der physische Goldmarkt in 2019 im globalen Vergleich etwas schwächer zeigte, legte die Investmentnachfrage deutlich zu. Auf dem Chart erkennen Sie, dass die Bestände in den Gold-ETFs Anfang 2020 wieder auf Rekordniveau notieren (in Tonnen).
Mittwoch, 21. Juni 2017
Amerikanische Technologie-Aktien: Höchste Abflüsse im Nasdaq-ETF seit 2007
Investoren zogen zuletzt im größeren Stil Kapital von US-Technologieaktien an:
Quelle: zerohedge.com
Sonntag, 20. November 2016
Hohe Investoren-Nachfrage: Neues Goldminen-ETF startet in Hongkong
Letzten Freitag wurde in der asiatischen Finanzmetropole ein neues Goldminen-ETF gestartet, das die hohe Nachfrage nach Goldminen-Investmentprodukten stillen soll:
FIRST GOLD MINERS ETF LAUNCHES IN HONG KONG
A gold miners exchange traded fund (ETF), a first in Hong Kong, was launched on the Hong Kong Exchange & Clearing (HKEX) today, Friday November 18.
The ETF – known as “XIE Shares FTSE Gold Miners ETF” – invests in a basket of physical equities and replicates the FTSE Gold Mines Net Tax Index, which currently represents 35 global gold mining companies that produce a minimum of 300,000 ounces of gold per year. Some of the countries represented in the ETF include Canada, US, South Africa, and Australia.
The Gold Miners ETF meets increasing investor demand for gold investing in light of a loss in confidence in paper money, caused by the increasing debt of developed countries, said Enhanced Investment Products (EIP), whose ETF business XIE Shares launched the ETF.
This debt, and recent political events such as Brexit and the US elections, point to more volatility and uncertainty in financial markets, and gold provides a hedge against inflation or deflation and is a store of value, EIP said in its statement.
“This new product…will enable retail and institutional investors to capitalise on gold price fluctuations through the ownership of gold mining stocks, which tend to go up and down more than the price of gold, given the size of their gold deposits relative to their market capitalisation. This year, gold mining stocks are outperforming physical gold by approximately 50%,” EIP’s ceo Tobias Bland said.
EIP is a Hong Kong-based investment management firm which was established in 2002. Brokerage and investment group CLSA acquired 49% of the XIE Shares Hong Kong ETF platform in 2014.
Net inflows into exchange traded products (ETP) have helped drive a sharp increase in gold investment demand this year, according to the World Gold Council (WGC).
Total gold investment demand rose 44% year-on-year to 336 tonnes in the third quarter of this year, with ETP inflows accounting for 146 tonnes as investors continued to build up their strategic allocations to gold, the WGC said in its report in November.
The spot gold price has risen around 30% since the beginning of this year to reach as high as $1,375.25 in July. The price has since pared to $1,205 per oz recently on Friday, but is still higher than the low of $1,062.40 reached at the beginning of this year. - See more at:
FIRST GOLD MINERS ETF LAUNCHES IN HONG KONG
A gold miners exchange traded fund (ETF), a first in Hong Kong, was launched on the Hong Kong Exchange & Clearing (HKEX) today, Friday November 18.
The ETF – known as “XIE Shares FTSE Gold Miners ETF” – invests in a basket of physical equities and replicates the FTSE Gold Mines Net Tax Index, which currently represents 35 global gold mining companies that produce a minimum of 300,000 ounces of gold per year. Some of the countries represented in the ETF include Canada, US, South Africa, and Australia.
The Gold Miners ETF meets increasing investor demand for gold investing in light of a loss in confidence in paper money, caused by the increasing debt of developed countries, said Enhanced Investment Products (EIP), whose ETF business XIE Shares launched the ETF.
This debt, and recent political events such as Brexit and the US elections, point to more volatility and uncertainty in financial markets, and gold provides a hedge against inflation or deflation and is a store of value, EIP said in its statement.
“This new product…will enable retail and institutional investors to capitalise on gold price fluctuations through the ownership of gold mining stocks, which tend to go up and down more than the price of gold, given the size of their gold deposits relative to their market capitalisation. This year, gold mining stocks are outperforming physical gold by approximately 50%,” EIP’s ceo Tobias Bland said.
EIP is a Hong Kong-based investment management firm which was established in 2002. Brokerage and investment group CLSA acquired 49% of the XIE Shares Hong Kong ETF platform in 2014.
Net inflows into exchange traded products (ETP) have helped drive a sharp increase in gold investment demand this year, according to the World Gold Council (WGC).
Total gold investment demand rose 44% year-on-year to 336 tonnes in the third quarter of this year, with ETP inflows accounting for 146 tonnes as investors continued to build up their strategic allocations to gold, the WGC said in its report in November.
The spot gold price has risen around 30% since the beginning of this year to reach as high as $1,375.25 in July. The price has since pared to $1,205 per oz recently on Friday, but is still higher than the low of $1,062.40 reached at the beginning of this year. - See more at:
Montag, 3. Oktober 2016
ETF-Boom setzt sich fort: Investoren setzen zunehmend auf passiv gemanagte Fonds
Spannender Chart, der den Mega-Boom der ETFs und den gleichzeitigen Niedergang der klassischen, aktiv gemangten Fonds aufzeigt:
Quelle: BofAML Global Investment Strategy
Donnerstag, 18. August 2016
Gold, Investment-Nachfrage: Höchste ETF-Abflüsse seit Jahresanfang
Nach der spektakulären Rally beim Goldpreis seit Jahresanfang, die maßgeblich vom starken Anstieg bei den ETF-Holdings getrieben wurde, sollten die Gewinnmitnahmen nicht verwundern..
Quelle: bloomberg.com
Donnerstag, 11. August 2016
Gold-Markt: Rekordhohe Investment-Nachfrage im 1. Halbjahr 2016
Hierzu die jüngsten Analysen vom World Gold Council (WGC):
Near record high in H1 demand driven by western investors
Published 11 August, 2016 - Download (pdf, 301.58 KB)
Global gold demand reached 2,335 tonnes (t) in the first half of 2016 with investment reaching record H1 levels, 16% higher than the previous record in H1 2009, according to the World Gold Council’s latest Gold Demand Trends report..
Near record high in H1 demand driven by western investors
Published 11 August, 2016 - Download (pdf, 301.58 KB)
Global gold demand reached 2,335 tonnes (t) in the first half of 2016 with investment reaching record H1 levels, 16% higher than the previous record in H1 2009, according to the World Gold Council’s latest Gold Demand Trends report..
Quelle: gold.org
Montag, 25. April 2016
Goldminen-ETFs explodieren mit hohem Volumen, Investoren misstrauen der Mega-Rally
Hierzu ein aktueller Artikel von The Globe And Mail:
Gold miner ETFs on rally of a lifetime, but investors scared to buy in
Published Sunday, Apr. 24, 2016 5:26PM EDT
Investors in exchange-traded funds tracking gold mining companies just can’t seem to get it right. After years of trying – and failing – to call a bottom in the miners, investors are scared to buy into what is turning into the rally of a lifetime for ETFs tracking these once left-for-dead stocks..
Gold miner ETFs on rally of a lifetime, but investors scared to buy in
Published Sunday, Apr. 24, 2016 5:26PM EDT
Investors in exchange-traded funds tracking gold mining companies just can’t seem to get it right. After years of trying – and failing – to call a bottom in the miners, investors are scared to buy into what is turning into the rally of a lifetime for ETFs tracking these once left-for-dead stocks..
Link: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/funds-and-etfs/etfs/gold-miner-etfs-on-rally-of-a-lifetime-but-investors-scared-to-buy-in/article29745714/
Quelle: stockcharts.com
Quelle: stockcharts.com
Samstag, 16. April 2016
Gold ETFs: Höchste Zuflüsse seit der Finanzkrise
Das Interesse am gelben Metall zieht seit Jahresanfang wieder erheblich an:
Quelle: WGC
Mittwoch, 30. März 2016
Silber: ETF-Bestände steigen auf neues Jahreshoch
Die Käufer bleiben am Silber-Terminmarkt aktiv:
Quelle: zerohedge.com
Dienstag, 15. März 2016
Gold-ETFs: Höchster Nachfrage-Anstieg seit 2009
Die Käufe der wichtigsten Gold-ETFs steigen seit Jahresstart steil an..
Quelle: smualgld.com, goldchartsrus.com
Dienstag, 8. März 2016
Ölpreis-Rally befeuert durch Short-Eindeckungen
Am Öl-Markt kommt es in den letzten Wochen wie erwartet zu einem massiven Short Squeeze:
Quelle: zerohedge.com
Quelle: zerohedge.com
Freitag, 26. Februar 2016
Gold-Fonds: Höchste Zuflüsse seit 2009
Im großen Stil kehrt das Interesse an Gold bei den institutionellen Investoren in 2016 zurück..
Quelle: BoFAML Global Research
Freitag, 29. Januar 2016
Emerging Markets: Kapital-Abflüsse betragen 250 Mrd. USD seit 2013
Nach einem gigantischen Hype erfolgt bei den Kapital-Anlagen in den Emerging Markets ein signifikanter Einbruch..
Quelle: reuters.com
Samstag, 10. Januar 2015
Rohstoff- und Minenbranche: The Dig - Wochen-Rückblick vom Haywood Mining Team
Der Link zum gesamten, lesenswerten Wochen-Report.
The Dig – Haywood Mining Team’s week in review
Haywood’s Heritage Moment: Christopher Columbus Gold is a treasure, and he who possesses it does all he wishes to in this world, and succeeds in helping souls into paradise. Source: Christopher Columbus
Gold Price/Mining Equities Surge in New Year
The New Year has begun on a positive note, with both the gold price and mining equities gaining ground after what was a tumultuous 2014. The gold price and mining equities surged on the back of slightly negative factory data from the U.S., although other macroeconomic indicators, including housing and employment, were all generally positive for the week. Meanwhile, consumer prices in the Eurozone fell for the first time on an annualized basis in December, prompting the European Central Bank (ECB) to more carefully consider stimulus measures in the region. The week was also defined by the killing of 12 people, including journalists/cartoonists from a French magazine, which in the past has published Islamic satire that has resulted in numerous threats from various jihadist groups. In addition to gold, silver, platinum and palladium all gained for the week, closing at US$1,221 (↑2.6%), US$16.45 (↑4.2%), US$1,230 (↑2.3%), and US$802 (↑0.9%) per ounce respectively. With the exception of nickel, which gained 3.1% for the week, the other major base and industrial metals fell, with copper, lead and zinc finishing at US$2.80, US$0.84 and US$0.97 per pound respectively. The UxC Broker Average Price of uranium (BAP) fell further this week after its mid-Q4’14 surge, finishing at US$35.44 per pound U308 for the week. Finally, WTI crude fell below US$50 per barrel, continuing its fall from the latter part of last year, finishing at US$48.3 per barrel.
Here’s an overview of what’s in the Dig this week:
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