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Gold on Comex has not retested its late-January record highs above $5,600 an ounce, but the earlier rally was driven by sustained buying from global central banks. The article frames central-bank demand as resilient, suggesting an underlying support factor for gold prices rather than a fresh catalyst. Market impact appears modest given the lack of a new price move or policy shift.

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Gold on Comex has not retested its late-January record highs above $5,600 an ounce, but the earlier rally was driven by sustained buying from global central banks. The article frames central-bank demand as resilient, suggesting an underlying support factor for gold prices rather than a fresh catalyst. Market impact appears modest given the lack of a new price move or policy shift.