Central Banks' Gold Demand Hits Record in Q2
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Central bank demand for gold in the second quarter reached a record 289 tons, five times the revised result of the first quarter, according to the World Gold Council. This surge was driven by increased purchases from global central banks, with the exception of the Central Bank of Russia, which reduced its reserves by 22 tons, becoming the largest seller in the reporting period.
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