World Gold Council data shows that in the third quarter, global gold ETF net inflows reached 95 tons, sharply contrasting with the significant net outflows of gold ETFs in the same period last year. The 'Global Gold Demand Trends Report' shows that in the third quarter, global demand for gold jewelry, gold bars, and coins all experienced a certain degree of decline, while the demand for technology gold reached 83 tons, a 7% year-on-year growth. Wang Lixin, Chief Executive Officer of World Gold Council China, said that technology gold mainly comes from the electronics sector, especially with the breakthrough in AI technology, leading to an increase in demand for electronic products and a steady growth in the use of technology gold. The report also indicates that even though central bank gold purchases slowed in the third quarter, the demand remained strong, reaching 186 tons. As of this year, central bank gold purchases worldwide reached a total of 694 tons.