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Central Banks Continue Historic Gold Buying Spree

Central banks worldwide have maintained their aggressive gold accumulation for the third consecutive quarter, with emerging markets leading the charge. The People’s Bank of China added another 23 tons to reserves this month, while smaller nations diversify away from dollar-dominated assets.

This trend signals a fundamental shift in global monetary strategy, as institutions seek tangible assets amid currency volatility and geopolitical uncertainty. The demand from central banks alone has been enough to support gold prices above $4,000, even as retail investment has slowed.

From the shop floor perspective: We’re seeing this translate to retail demand. Customers are asking more questions about sovereign coins and bars, understanding that when central banks buy, they’re validating what stackers have known all along.

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