Forty-five percent of central banks plan to increase their gold reserves over the next 12 months, the highest level on record in a World Gold Council survey. According to BeInCrypto, 89% of respondents expect global central bank gold holdings to rise, while 1% anticipate a decline.
Central banks have bought an average of 1,000t of gold since 2022, and official buyers added 19 tonnes in April after net sales in March; Poland bought 14 tonnes and China added 8 tonnes, while Russia sold 6 tonnes and Turkey was broadly flat.
WGC Survey: 45% of Central Banks Plan to Increase Gold Reserves Over Next 12 Months
2026-06-17 10:15:27
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