04.03.2025, 17:04

World central banks bought 18.5 tonnes of gold in Jan, 3.8 tonnes purchased by National Bank of Kazakhstan - WGC

MOSCOW. March 4 (Interfax) - The world's central banks added 18.5 tonnes of gold to their gold and foreign exchange reserves in January, according to preliminary estimates from the World Gold Council (WGC).

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World central banks bought 18.5 tonnes of gold in Jan, 3.8 tonnes purchased by National Bank of Kazakhstan - WGC

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