The World Gold Council reported on January 29 that global demand for gold reached record levels in 2025 as investors and central banks sought stability amid ongoing economic uncertainty. The report highlighted strong purchases from emerging market central banks alongside steady demand from private investors.
Rising geopolitical tensions, concerns over inflation, and currency volatility were cited as key factors supporting sustained interest in gold. While prices have fluctuated in recent weeks, overall demand remained resilient across multiple regions including Asia and the Middle East.
Market analysts said the data underscores gold’s continued role as a store of value during periods of global stress. The council noted that demand trends could remain elevated if economic and political risks persist into the coming year.
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