Central banks turned the decline in gold prices into a buying opportunity
Original headlineMerkez bankaları, altın fiyatlarındaki düşüşü alım fırsatına çevirdi
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Global gold demand fell 1% year-over-year to 1,369 tonnes in the third quarter, according to a World Gold Council report, while central banks capitalized on lower prices by raising purchases 42% to 321.2 tonnes over the same period. The divergence highlights sustained official-sector appetite for gold as a reserve asset even as overall demand softens. Investors will watch whether central bank buying continues to offset weaker consumer and investment demand in the fourth quarter.
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