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Chinese Investors See Comfort in Gold ETF
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Why Money Keeps Flowing Out of China
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Add a weakening yuan and capital outflows from China to the global forces helping boost demand for gold.
In the week through Monday, China attracted $52 million, the biggest inflow into commodity-linked exchange-traded funds of all countries tracked by Bloomberg. Huaan Yifu Gold ETF, China’s largest ETF backed by raw materials, is getting all the attention, attracting almost $72 million last week, more than enough to offset outflows from its peers. Globally, some $230 million was withdrawn from commodity ETFs for the week.