Shanghai Gold Exchange Withdrawals Rise 40% Month Over Month and 6% Year Over Year in November.
Shanghai Gold Exchange November withdrawals were 214.718 tonnes.
November 2016 was the first month this year that gold withdrawals rose on a year over year comparable month basis.
Through November 2016, withdrawals of 1774.717 tonnes were 25% lower than withdrawals of 2368.151 tonnes through November 2015.
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The Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) withdrawals of 214.718 tonnes of gold during the month of November 2016 were up 6% from withdrawals of 202.712 tonnes in November 2015 and up 1% from November 2014 withdrawals of 212.49 tonnes.
November withdrawals were up 40.1% from 153.252 tons withdrawn in October.
Withdrawals on the Shanghai Gold Exchange are often considered a good proxy for the level of physical gold demand in China.
Falling gold prices have generated renewed demand not only in China, but also at the U.S. and Perth Mints.
The Peoples Bank of China has slowed its gold purchases recently. In November the PBOC added no gold to its reserves.
Shanghai Gold Withdrawals 2014 -2016
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November 2016 Shanghai Gold Exchange Withdrawals vs. Prior Years
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Data Source – All Shanghai Gold Exchange withdrawal data courtesy of Nick Laird of Goldchartsrus who sources it directly from the People’s Bank of China’s Chinese language web site.
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