In the first month of this spring, central banks around the world sold a combined 66 tonnes of gold, according to the latest report from the World Gold Council (WGC).
Turkшyу and Russia emerged as the largest sellers, offloading 60 tonnes and 6 tonnes respectively.
At the same time, Poland expanded its gold reserves by 11 tonnes and Uzbekistan by 9 tonnes. Kazakhstan and China were also among the buyers, each acquiring 6 tonnes and 5 tonnes, while the reserves of both Czech Republic and Guatemala grew by 2 tonnes apiece.
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