Striking gold report from the World Gold Council: Central banks see it as a buying opportunity
Original headlineDünya Altın Konseyinden çarpıcı altın raporu: Merkez bankaları alım fırsatı olarak görüyor
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Global gold demand fell 1% year-on-year to 1,369 tonnes in the third quarter, according to a World Gold Council report, even as central banks used lower prices to keep expanding their reserves. The council said central banks view price declines as buying opportunities rather than a reason to retreat, extending a multi-quarter trend of official-sector accumulation. That matters because sustained central-bank purchases have been a key structural support for gold prices even as overall demand softens. Investors will watch whether reserve buying continues at the same pace and whether it offsets weakness in other demand segments in the fourth quarter.
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