etf holdings · Gold

GLD Gold Holdings

Gold held by SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) according to official holdings data.

UNAVAILABLEQuarterly (SEC 10-Q/10-K); daily issuer archive when licensed.·Source: SPDR Gold Shares

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Observed: No verified current value is available for public display.

Interpretation: Use the definition, methodology, and related metrics below. Do not infer a reading from missing data.

Historical Chart

Chart range uses verified stored history. Visualization and analysis: Grey Rabbit Markets. Data: SPDR Gold Shares.

What Is It?

Gold held by SPDR Gold Shares according to the official holdings data.

Why It Matters

GLD is the largest gold ETF. Holdings changes reflect institutional and retail demand for securitized physical exposure.

How to Interpret It

Rising: GLD holdings rising — net creation/allocation into the trust.
Falling: GLD holdings falling — net redemption/allocation out of the trust.
Elevated: Holdings elevated versus recent history.
Subdued: Holdings below recent average.
Holdings generally change through share creation/redemption activity.
Holdings are not the same as daily trading volume.
Correlation with gold price is not perfect.

Limitations

Not identical to global ETF demand.
Trading volume can rise without holdings changing.

Global ETF Holdings

Aggregated physical gold holdings across tracked gold-backed ETFs.

ETF Monthly Flow

Net monthly change in tracked ETF gold holdings (tonnes).

Source and Methodology

Visualization and analysis: Grey Rabbit Markets
Data: SPDR Gold Shares
Update frequency: Quarterly (SEC 10-Q/10-K); daily issuer archive when licensed.
Unit: tonnes
Verification: pending
Source link: Official provider

Official SPDR Gold Shares holdings archive.
Unit: tonnes.

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Registered vs Eligible

Registered metal carries a warrant for futures delivery. Eligible metal meets exchange standards but is not currently warranted. Metal can move between the two categories.

Open Interest

Open interest counts outstanding futures contracts. It reflects paper exposure, not physical holdings, and is not inherently bullish or bearish.

Gold ETF Holdings

Holdings measure metal backing ETF shares. Monthly flows measure net changes in those holdings — they are related but not interchangeable.

Central Bank Gold Demand

Official-sector purchases provide sovereign demand context. Reported figures may lag and can be revised.

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