Gold lost some of its sparkle in the third quarter -  demand  fell 7%  on year.

The World Gold Council says this drop was almost exclusively driven by ETFs – which swung from very large inflows in Q3 2020 to modest outflows this year.

Jewellery, technology and bar and coin were significantly higher than in 2020.

Prime Time's Rachel Kelly and Timothy Go find out more from Andrew Naylor, Regional CEO of World Gold Council.

Gold lost some of its sparkle in the third quarter -&nbsp; demand&nbsp; fell 7%&nbsp; on year.
The World Gold Council says this drop was almost exclusively driven by ETFs &ndash; which swung from very large inflows in Q3 2020 to modest outflows this year.
Jewellery, technology and bar and coin were significantly higher than in 2020.
Prime Time's Rachel Kelly and Timothy Go find out more from Andrew Naylor, Regional CEO of World Gold Council.

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