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On this day — June 1, 2025
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Day 152 of 365 · Q2 2025 · 41.6% through the year
June 2025 gold market: Buy-the-dip as ETF inflows resume
BullishDip-buying and resumed ETF inflows kept the uptrend intact.
Gold stabilised and turned higher again in June as investors treated the May pullback as a buying opportunity. ETF inflows resumed, the long-term outlook stayed constructive, and expectations of future Fed rate cuts underpinned sentiment. A flare-up of Middle East tensions added a safe-haven bid.
What drove gold in June 2025
- resumed ETF inflows
- future Fed rate-cut expectations
- Middle East tensions
- constructive long-term outlook
Key events in June 2025
- Jun 15Middle East escalation adds a safe-haven bid; ETF inflows resume
What happened next
Steady physical demand from Asia carried the strength into the summer.
For gold buyers
June confirmed the May dip was for buying — with ETF money flowing back, every pullback found support.
Jun 1 across the years — 2020 → 2023
| Year | Jun 1 close | vs prior | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2023 | $1,974.40 | +7.02% | View |
| Jun 1, 2022 | $1,844.90 | -2.87% | View |
| Jun 1, 2021 | $1,899.40 | +9.65% | View |
| Jun 1, 2020 | $1,732.22 | — | View |