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To: bull_dozer who wrote (60709)4/8/2024 12:34:59 AM
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China PBOC Buys Gold for 17th Month as Prices Hit Record

The precious metal has been on a tear in the past two months, hitting a procession of records on expectations that lower US interest rates are on the horizon. Central bank buying has also been a significant driver of its strength since 2022.

Global central banks, led by China and India, continued adding to their gold reserves in February, marking a ninth straight month of growth, according to the World Gold Council. However, the figure for February showed a 58% decline from the previous month, stemming in part from a higher volume of sales.

China’s official reserve assets in March rose to the highest since November 2015. The country’s foreign exchange reserves rose to $3.2457 trillion, the highest since December 2021, as the central bank aims to maintain stable holdings to fend off risks. They rose 0.6% from February and were up 1.9% from a year earlier.

finance.yahoo.com
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