Central Banks Significantly Reduce Gold Purchases in Early 2026
Central banks bought considerably less gold than anticipated at the beginning of 2026, marking a significant reduction in their purchases. This trend indicates a shift in their gold acquisition strategies.
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Central Banks Bought Far Less Gold Than Thought at Start of Year
Central banks bought far less gold at the start of the year than previously thought, and while demand has since rebounded, their purchases are expected to decline this year, according to the World Gold Council.
By Preeti Soni and Jack Ryan
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Data revision cuts estimate of official sector bullion buying by 76% during first quarter
Read full article →Central Banks Bought Far Less Gold Than Thought at Start of Year
Central banks bought far less gold at the start of the year than previously thought, and while demand has since rebounded, their purchases are expected to decline this year, according to the World Gold Council. Central banks only bought 57 tons in the first quarter, 187 tons less than previously thought, the industry group said […]
By Nanabanyin Brown-Addo
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