Value Gold ETF (03081.HK) down 0.87%, gold ETF inflows continue

NewTimeSpace News: Gold rebounded after the Fed's rate hike, reviving demand for the metal as a portfolio asset. As of 13:40 HKT on September 21, 2026, Value Gold ETF (03081.HK) fell 0.87% intraday to HK$20.540, with turnover of HK$22.7416 million, trading volume of 1.1033 million units and a turnover rate of 0.52%.

NewTimeSpace learned that the ETF, managed by Sensible Asset Management Hong Kong, tracks the London gold fixing price, is backed by physical gold and directly reflects international gold prices, and is a commodity index product. As of 13:40 HKT on September 21, the ETF has assets under management of HK$4.648 billion, a net asset value of HK$20.693 per unit and a board lot of 100 units.

On the news front, gold posted its first weekly gain in four weeks after the Fed raised rates by 25 basis points on September 16; World Gold Council data showed global physical gold ETFs drew about US$18 billion in August, the second-largest monthly inflow on record, with assets and holdings hitting record highs; China's gold reserves stood at 76.73 million ounces at end-August, the 22nd straight month of additions. 

Southwest Futures said central bank buying supports gold, with crowding in precious metals notably reduced and selling pressure largely released, lifting the asset's long-term allocation value as central banks keep adding and ETF flows return; Huishang Futures said the rebound is mainly a technical repair rather than a trend reversal, with high rate expectations still the key drag on precious metals.

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