Today’s Gold Prices
🌐 Global gold price: 3,986.7 +0.54%
🇰🇷 Korea gold price: 4,112.9 +0.91%
Premium/Discount: +3.16%
🌐 Global silver price: 48.3 +1.12%
🇰🇷 Korea silver price: 57.5 +1.02%
Premium/Discount: +18.93%
💵 USD/KRW: 1,448.14
(2025.11.06 15:30 KST)
Global ETF Flows
Gold ETF Flows
On Nov 5 (U.S. session), GLD saw a net inflow of about $1.2M, while GLDM posted a net outflow of about -$47.1M. Across the five gold ETFs, the total net flow was about -$45.9M(outflow).
Silver ETF FLows
On Nov 5 (U.S. session), SLV recorded a net outflow of about -$25.9M. Across the two silver ETFs, the total net flow was about -$25.9M(outflow).
Today’s Gold Market Sentiment
Bullish sentiment stands at 38.6%, indicating a positive market tone.
Top Gold News
📌 China expands global gold influence as Cambodia plans to store reserves in SGE vaults
China’s strategy to expand its footprint in global finance and gold appears to be gaining traction. Multiple countries are showing interest in storing gold at the Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE), and SGE is expanding vault capacity overseas. These moves are expected to further strengthen China’s influence over the gold market.
📌 Perth Mint: October gold sales hit a 3-year high; silver sales surge 83%
In Oct 2025, Perth Mint reported the highest monthly gold product sales in three years, while silver sales jumped 83% MoM to a two-year high. According to Wednesday’s release, sales of gold coins and minted bars reached 85,603 oz, up from 36,595 oz in September—about +186% YoY.
📌 Ron Paul: The U.S. is “completely bankrupt,” and the Fed’s strategy “creates chaos”
Former U.S. Congressman Ron Paul said the U.S. is “morally and financially completely bankrupt.” In a wide-ranging interview with Kitco News, he called the $1.9 trillion deficit a “debt spiral” that will be repaid with “fake money,” warning citizens to prepare for “something very big.”
📌 Gold rebounds as global equities fall
Gold rebounded toward $4,000, rising 1.5% to $3,989.53, while U.S. gold futures gained 1% to $3,996.50. The move followed stronger-than-expected U.S. private payrolls. Analysts see consolidation between $3,800–$4,050. Uncertainty over rates and concerns about China’s retail buying are headwinds, but strong central-bank purchases and retail investor demand are expected to support prices.
