NBP Governor says will keep buying gold, as there is no agreement over alternative "safe" programme

The NBP Governor's commitment to continue purchasing gold implies a lack of consensus on alternative safe-haven assets, which can increase demand for gold in the market.

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This move highlights ongoing geopolitical uncertainties, likely driving further investment into gold as a protective measure against perceived risks. Watch for implications on gold prices and potential shifts in investor sentiment towards other commodities and currencies.

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