Key Insights
In 2024, central banks added 1,045 tonnes of gold to global reserves, maintaining a 15-year streak of net purchases.
The National Bank of Poland led with an addition of 90 tonnes, aiming to increase its gold holdings to 20% of total reserves.
China's People's Bank of China resumed gold purchases in November 2024, adding 5 tonnes after a six-month hiatus.
AI Analysis
The trend of central banks increasing gold reserves is expected to continue, driven by economic uncertainties and a desire for diversification. This m...
Market Outlook
Short-Term
In the next 1-3 months, the sustained demand for gold is likely to support its price, as central banks continue to accumulate reserves.
Long-Term
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