China's gold reserves rank fifth globally, having increased its gold holdin
Original headline中国黄金储备居全球第五，已连续 23 个月增持黄金
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China added 103.26 tonnes of gold in the first three quarters of 2026, lifting its reserves to 2,409.59 tonnes as of end-September and ranking fifth globally, according to the China Gold Association. The purchases extend an unbroken 23-month accumulation streak running from November 2024 through September 2026. The sustained buying signals continued official-sector demand for bullion as a reserve diversifier, a factor that has underpinned gold prices alongside central bank purchases worldwide. Watch whether the streak continues into the fourth quarter and whether other central banks match the pace, with monthly reserve data and gold price reaction as the key markers.
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