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6h agoGold buying by central banks rises 10 percent in Q3
Central banks around the world boosted their gold reserves in the third quarter of 2025, acquiring around 220 tonnes of the metal—an increase of about 10 % year-on-year, according to a report by the World Gold Council. The surge includes a 134 % jump in digital-gold products (ETFs and similar) to 221 tonnes. Notably, the Reserve Bank of India added nearly 600 kg between April and September, bringing its total holdings close to 880 tonnes. The trend underscores strategic demand for bullion despite elevated prices.
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6h agoGold buying by central banks rises 10 percent in Q3
Central banks around the world boosted their gold reserves in the third quarter of 2025, acquiring around 220 tonnes of the metal—an increase of about 10 % year-on-year, according to a report by the World Gold Council. The surge includes a 134 % jump in digital-gold products (ETFs and similar) to 221 tonnes. Notably, the Reserve Bank of India added nearly 600 kg between April and September, bringing its total holdings close to 880 tonnes. The trend underscores strategic demand for bullion despite elevated prices.
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Gold buying by central banks rises 10 percent in Q3
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Central banks increased gold purchases by ~10 % in Q3 2025, while digital gold products jumped 134 %.
Central banks around the world boosted their gold reserves in the third quarter of 2025, acquiring around 220 tonnes of the metal—an increase of about 10 % year-on-year, according to a report by the World Gold Council. The surge includes a 134 % jump in digital-gold products (ETFs and similar) to 221 tonnes. Notably, the Reserve Bank of India added nearly 600 kg between April and September, bringing its total holdings close to 880 tonnes. The trend underscores strategic demand for bullion despite elevated prices.
Central banks around the world boosted their gold reserves in the third quarter of 2025, acquiring around 220 tonnes of the metal—an increase of about 10 % year-on-year, according to a report by the World Gold Council. The surge includes a 134 % jump in digital-gold products (ETFs and similar) to 221 tonnes. Notably, the Reserve Bank of India added nearly 600 kg between April and September, bringing its total holdings close to 880 tonnes. The trend underscores strategic demand for bullion despite elevated prices.
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Nov 3, 2025 • 20:21 IST