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Chinese central bank remains steady gold buyer

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The Chinese central bank remains the most unwavering “buy-the-dip” force in gold.

The consistency of Chinese central bank gold purchases reflects a broader strategic diversification away from US dollar reserve dependence. This trend reinforces gold’s evolving role not only as an inflation hedge, but also as a geopolitical reserve asset.

Persistent sovereign accumulation during price pullbacks provides structural support for the gold market. Unlike speculative flows, central bank demand is typically long-duration and policy-driven, which can materially tighten physical supply dynamics over time.

Bar chart of monthly changes in China's gold reserves, with rising bars and a recent spike illustrating sovereign accumulation.
Monthly reported changes in China's official gold reserves; chart supports the post's point about central bank accumulation.

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