Central banks around the world have built up gold reserves equivalent to nearly one-sixth of all the gold mined throughout history. At the same time, several countries continue to increase their holdings, despite record-high gold prices.
Central banks around the world continue to play an increasingly important role in the gold market. A new analysis shows just how large their combined reserves have become and which countries dominate the holdings.
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