China profită de prețul mic la aur și cumpără masiv

In September, China's central bank increased its gold purchases significantly, acquiring 740,000 ounces, marking the 23rd consecutive month of buying. This rise follows previous months' increases and comes amid declining gold prices, which fell over 6% due to inflation driven by energy costs. The value of China's gold reserves decreased to $323.52 billion by the end of September. Additionally, China's foreign exchange reserves dropped by $38.1 billion, attributed to currency fluctuations and asset price changes.