China gold reserves at end-March (USD) 342.76bln (prev. 387.59bln)

The decrease in China's gold reserves to $342.76 billion from $387.59 billion at the end of March may signal a shift in the country’s asset allocation strategy or a response to market conditions.

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This drop could influence sentiment around gold, as lower reserves might pressure demand and pricing, especially amidst continued geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns across global markets.

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