Central banks buying less gold

Net purchases in August were lowest monthly level since March, says World Gold Council

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Central banks accumulated less gold in August than in any of the four previous months, according to data published by the World Gold Council (WGC).

Net purchases fell to 8 tonnes, compared with 37 tonnes in July. This was the lowest monthly net buying total since March, when central banks reported net sales of 2 tonnes. The August figure was also significantly below the net average over the last 12 months of 33 tonnes purchased.

Central banks in emerging markets have accounted for the greatest

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