‘Upside potential’: World Gold Council counts on Asian buyers to curb price plunge
The World Gold Council's midyear outlook report, published on July 1, highlights the increasing influence of Asian markets on gold price discovery. During the first half of the year, Asian trading hours were instrumental in driving gold price rebounds.

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AI-generatedThe World Gold Council's midyear outlook report, published on July 1, highlights the increasing influence of Asian markets on gold price discovery. During the first half of the year, Asian trading hours were instrumental in driving gold price rebounds. Conversely, price pullbacks were more likely to occur when US markets were open. This trend demonstrates the growing relevance of Asian markets in determining gold prices, particularly as the metal remains sensitive to geopolitical concerns and shifts in investor sentiment. The council suggests that Asian buyers may play a crucial role in mitigating potential price plunges.
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4 extractedAsian markets are a growing force in gold price discovery.
Asian trading hours have been a key driver at gold price rebounds during the first half of the year.
Pullbacks in gold prices tended to occur when US markets were open.
The World Gold Council counts on Asian buyers to curb price plunge.