Central banks turn back to gold purchasing; global reserves rise by 8.8 tonnes
More central banks are again buying gold, boosting the global reserves by 8.8 tonnes in February, according to the World Gold Council. Among the biggest buyers were India and Uzbekistan, which acquired 11.2 tonnes and 7.2 tonnes, respectively. Kazakhstan added 1.6 tonnes, while Colombia purchased 0.5 tonnes. Central banks buy…
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