Central banks around the world have increased their gold reserves for 23 consecutive months, with China’s total reserves reaching 2,308 tons.

Central banks in various countries have increased their gold holdings for 23 consecutive months. After Poland added 20 tons, gold now accounts for 31% of its foreign exchange reserves. China purchased gold for the 16th consecutive time, bringing its total reserves to 2,308 tons. In Uzbekistan, gold accounts for 88% of foreign exchange reserves. Meanwhile, Turkey sold about 120 tons of gold in March to support foreign exchange operations. (Cointelegraph)