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China's central bank bought gold for the 14th straight month in December 2025, boosting reserves to 74.15 million ounces amid global economic uncertainty and de-dollarization trends.
China's central bank bought gold for the 14th straight month in December 2025, raising its reserves to 74.15 million ounces, reflecting a strategic shift toward diversifying reserves amid global economic uncertainty.
Rising geopolitical tensions, declining trust in the US dollar, and de-dollarization trends are fueling strong demand.
Gold prices hit a record $4,550.52 per ounce in December and stayed above $4,500 in early 2026, driven by US monetary easing, fiscal expansion, and ongoing conflicts.
Major Chinese banks have tightened risk rules for gold investments and introduced gold-linked products, urging investors to assess risks and align holdings with personal financial goals.
El banco central de China compró oro por decimocuarto mes consecutivo en diciembre de 2025, aumentando las reservas a 74,15 millones de onzas en medio de la incertidumbre económica global y las tendencias de desdolarización.