GLD

SPDR Gold Shares ETF Price

GLD
$434.47
+$0.70(+0.16%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-11 15:56 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-11 15:56, SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) is priced at $434.47, with a total market cap of $157.02B, a P/E ratio of 0.00, and a dividend yield of 0.00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $427.10 and $436.03. The current price is 1.72% above the day's low and 0.35% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 5.35M. Over the past 52 weeks, GLD has traded between $299.89 to $509.70, and the current price is -14.75% away from the 52-week high.

GLD Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$431.68
Market Cap$157.02B
Volume5.35M
P/E Ratio0.00
Dividend Yield (TTM)0.00%
Net Income (FY)$0.00
Revenue (FY)$0.00
Earnings Date2023-03-31
Revenue Estimate$0.00
Shares Outstanding363.74M
Beta (1Y)0.16

About GLD

The investment objective of SPDR Gold Trust (the "Trust") is for the shares to reflect the performance of the price of gold bullion, less the Trust's expensesThe first US traded gold ETF and the first US-listed ETF backed by a physical assetFor many investors, the costs associated with buying GLD shares in the secondary market and the payment of the Trust's ongoing expenses may be lower than the costs associated with buying, storing and insuring physical gold in a traditional allocated gold bullion account
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryAsset Management
HeadquartersNew York City,None,US

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SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) Latest News

2026-01-01 00:44Tom Lee: The trends of gold and silver indicate a bright outlook for digital assets in 2026Odaily Planet Daily reports that Tom Lee, Chairman of Ethereum Treasury Company BitMine, posted on the X platform that Silver SLV has shown a parabolic trend over the past month, and Gold GLD has exhibited a parabolic trend over the past year. The price movements of gold lead those of cryptocurrencies. If these large commodity markets experience such fluctuations, there should be no skepticism towards digital assets in 2026, especially ETH and BTC.2025-11-15 20:47Bloomberg ETF analyst: So far, the average rise of BTC has still reached 50%.According to a report by Jinse Finance, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that Bitcoin rose by 122% last year, which is five times that of the S&P 500 index and GLD. Has any Bitcoin holder complained about this? Has anyone thought, "Wait, the historical performance of Bitcoin relative to risk assets indicates it shouldn't have risen this high; this is terrible!"? No, you all enjoy this extra rise and take pleasure in double profits, so this year you got nothing, yet the average rise still reached 50%. In my opinion, you are truly lucky. Wishing you peace and joy.2025-11-15 01:02Harvard University holds 6.81 million shares of IBIT in Q3, a quarter-on-quarter rise of 257.48%.PANews, November 15 news, according to the 13F filing, as of September 30, Harvard University held 6,813,612 shares of IBIT, valued at $442.9 million; the number of shares in GLD gold ETF was 661,391, valued at $235 million; compared to the 1,906,000 shares of IBIT and 333,000 shares of GLD held at the end of June, the increases were 257.48% and 98.62%, respectively. In addition, Harvard University held 583,931 shares of Nvidia, valued at $109 million.

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Gold and silver spot prices are simultaneously strengthening under the risk of war… Gold is at $4,690 per ounce On the 11th (local time), international gold spot prices remained high around $4,690 per ounce. Silver spot prices reported at $80.20 per ounce, continuing the strong trend along with gold. On that day, both gold and silver were interpreted as being in a high volatility range, due to the intertwined effects of war, currency, and policy variables triggering safe-haven asset preferences and raw material supply concerns. Gold is typically favored as a store of value during increased uncertainty in financial markets, possessing strong safe-haven asset attributes; while silver is both a precious metal and classified as an asset with high industrial demand for solar panels, electronics, and electrical components. The current trend is interpreted as: the demand for safe-haven assets driven by expanding geopolitical risks, along with silver’s strategic value as a key mineral and industrial demand expectations, both becoming factors in price formation. The gold ETF listed on the New York stock market—the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD)—and the silver ETF—the iShares Silver Trust (SLV)—are representative listed index funds tracking gold and silver spot prices respectively, with their daily price movements indirectly reflecting investors’ risk appetite and safe-haven sentiment. As recent spot prices remain high, the prices of GLD and SLV also follow the spot trend closely, showing a pattern where safe-haven asset preference and raw material investment demand are intertwined and reflected in prices. The preemptive strikes by the US and Israel against Iran have led to a full escalation of Middle East conflicts, with concerns over the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz highlighting this. The Strait of Hormuz is a critical chokepoint for global oil transportation; fears of a blockade could stimulate energy prices and inflation anxieties, transmitting through the reinforcement of safe-haven asset preferences. Analyses point out that Iran has shifted from a comprehensive blockade stance to a selective blockade, and the US has also signaled efforts to avoid long-term war, with the market still discussing war pathways and scope as main variables. Pre-existing global central bank purchases of gold, Russia’s increased holdings of silver, and Turkey’s record-breaking gold purchases have also contributed to the price formation environment. Meanwhile, the US government has expanded the list of critical minerals to include silver and is discussing price floors for key minerals under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act, creating an environment where physical gold and silver markets, as well as related ETFs like GLD and SLV, may incorporate policy risk premiums. The US dollar index surged from 96 to 99 due to war impacts, while Federal Reserve monetary policy has become more complex due to inflationary pressures from Middle East conflicts and rising oil prices. Usually, gold and silver face price pressures when the dollar strengthens, but this time, the safe-haven demand combined with central bank and government strategic reserve discussions has led to both spot and ETF prices showing defensive buying and profit-taking intertwined. In South Korea, there has been criticism from the political sphere regarding the Bank of Korea’s gold purchases resulting in valuation losses, with ongoing discussions about the central bank’s gold reserve strategy. As gold and silver prices fluctuate near historic highs, various interpretations exist about how central bank reserve policies and political and policy debates will influence future market sentiment. Currently, the gold and silver markets are in a complex situation where war, inflation, critical mineral policies, and central bank buying trends are acting simultaneously, showing a mix of defensive features and cautious sentiment. Given the sensitivity of these assets to interest rates, the dollar, and political and geopolitical issues, short-term volatility may increase, with market participants closely monitoring actual war developments, policy decisions, and monetary policy signals.
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