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The firm launched its 44th edition of the GFMS Gold Survey last week. Its findings highlighted that gold investment demand continued to drive gold prices higher, which rose by close to 26% in 2010.
The real issue in the gold market is what happens when you see surges in investment demand or a surge in Indian jewelry demand, he said. “It can amount to 100 tons (ETF) in a matter of hours, in the case of Indian demand in a matter of days,” said Walker.
“So where the real price pressure comes from is from those kinds of flows. If suddenly people get extremely bullish about gold, you could literally have hundreds of tons of gold demand in a short space of time and that is what really drives the price,” he said.