What do China, Turkey, Poland, and Singapore all have in common? They’re buying gold like the future depends on it.

In fact, central banks have already added more than 600 tonnes to their gold reserves in 2025 alone—and they’re not done yet. The World Gold Council says the pace will likely continue through 2026 and beyond.

This shift isn’t just symbolic. It’s reshaping the gold market itself.

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In the first half of 2023 alone, global central banks bought over 387 tonnes of gold—more than double the pace seen a decade earlier, setting a 55-year record.

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