[Definition of Gold Arbitrage]

Gold arbitrage refers to a trading strategy that exploits the price discrepancies of gold across different countries.
It involves purchasing gold in a market where it is priced lower and selling it in a market where it is valued higher, thereby generating a profit from the price differential.

Although gold is a globally traded asset, its price can vary across regions due to factors such as local economic conditions, exchange rates, taxation policies, distribution costs, and supply chain dynamics.
Professional buyers take advantage of these disparities by acquiring gold from lower-priced markets and exporting it to higher-priced markets to realize financial gains.