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The central bank of China (PBOC) is actively accumulating gold and other commodities through high imports, driven by physical demand and accumulation plans, with purchases monitored by the foreign exchange agency.

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The central bank of China (PBOC) is actively accumulating gold and other commodities through high imports, driven by physical demand and accumulation plans, with purchases monitored by the foreign exchange agency.

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State Administration of Foreign Exchange

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  1. UBS observed PBOC's gold buying, noting that regional tensions may support the dollar.1 source
  2. Aggressive central bank buying by China linked to inflation and geopolitical risks.1 source
  3. State institutions are accumulating metal reserves.Sub-event
  4. China's central bank added 15 tonnes of gold to reserves and cracked down on leveraged precious metals trading.Sub-event
  5. Reuters reported on a new policy move made by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) on June 29, 2026.Sub-event
  6. Central bank of China is accumulating gold through high imports, monitored by the foreign exchange agency.1 source

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