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China ends gold tax break Nov. 1, raising prices and boosting revenue as gold nears $4,000/oz.
China is ending a long-standing tax exemption for gold retailers effective November 1, 2025, removing the value-added tax offset on gold purchases from the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
The change applies to all gold forms, including jewelry, bars, coins, and industrial uses, and is expected to raise consumer prices while boosting government revenue amid economic headwinds.
The move comes as gold prices remain near $4,000 per ounce, supported by strong central bank demand and expectations of U.S. rate cuts, with some analysts forecasting prices could reach $5,000 within a year.
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