PBoC reports rise in gold reserves for first time since 2019
PBoC reports a rise in gold reserves for first time since 2019 Jimmy Choi 13 Dec 2022 Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page The People’s Bank of China has reported an increase in its gold reserves for the first time in more than three years, with analysts seeing the move as an insurance policy in light of US sanctions against Russia. The PBoC raised its gold holdings by 32 tonnes in November from the month before, according to data released on December 7. The additions brought China’s reported holdings to 1,980 tonnes, worth around $112 billion. China has the world’s sixth-largest official national gold reserves Strike for what? The government is listening to every issue raised by stakeholders, the idea is uncalled for," said Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) director-general Pramod Kumar Tiwari. "Hallmarking scheme is turning out to be a grand success with more than 1 crore pieces of jewellery [10 million]...