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Central Banks Increased Gold Reserves by 1,000 Tons in Four Years
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- Central banks globally accumulated approximately 1,000 tons of gold over the last four years.
- This increase is attributed to heightened geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
- The trend suggests a possible continued rise in gold reserves in the future.
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