Silver and Gold ETF Holdings Show a Declining Trend

According to the latest market data statistics, the two largest precious metal ETFs in the world have recently experienced a reduction in holdings. Among them, the iShares Silver Trust, which tracks the silver market, decreased its holdings by 11.28 tons, with a current total holding of 16,444.14 tons.

Meanwhile, the leading gold ETF, SPDR Gold Trust, also saw a slight decline in holdings, decreasing by 1.43 tons to a level of 1,070.56 tons.

The simultaneous decrease in holdings of both silver ETF and gold ETF reflects the market participants' position adjustment trends at this point in time. As important tools for commodity allocation, changes in their holdings often indicate subtle shifts in institutional and retail investors' expectations for the future market.

In terms of scale, silver ETFs remain at relatively high levels, while gold ETFs are stable above the thousand-ton mark, both maintaining their leading positions in the global market.