Central bank gold statistics: June 2025
Central banks reported 22t of net purchases in June via the IMF and other public data sources. Based on available data,*demand saw a modest m/m increase for the third consecutive month. In H1, central banks reported net buying of 123t, a slight y/y decline from H1 2024.
Central bank gold buying picks up in May
Central banks added a net 20t to global gold reserves in May, an uptick from the previous month, though overall pace has moderated slightly.
Central Bank Gold Reserves Survey 2025
Our 2025 Central Bank Gold Reserves survey helps us shine a light on the continued importance of gold reserve management in these challenging times. This year set a new benchmark, drawing in 73 responses – the highest since our survey commenced eight years ago. This level of participation is a powerful signal of engagement with gold amongst the central banking community.
Central bank gold buying slowed in April
Central bank gold statistics March 2025
Central banks continue momentum of gold purchases into March 2025.
Central banks keep gold in focus in February
Demand for gold from central bankers continues, with data available for February showing reported global central bank gold reserves rising by 24t. Thus far, Poland, China, Turkey, and the Czech Republic have led gold demand from emerging market central banks.
Central banks stay bullish on bullion in January
Central banks continued their strong interest for gold in January with reported net purchases of 18t. The sustained buying highlights the strategic importance of gold in official reserves, particularly as central banks navigate heightened geopolitical risks.
Central bank gold statistics December 2024
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