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China Extends Gold-Buying Streak to Two Years as Prices Drop
Source: Bloomberg
Commodities & Raw MaterialsMonetary PolicyEmerging Markets
China’s central bank added to its gold reserves in October, extending its buying streak to two years. Gold fell almost 7% during the month and ended below the $4,000-an-ounce support threshold.
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