Forbes: Central Banks Buy Gold Like It's 1967, While ETF Investors Ditched It - World Gold Council

By SIMON  CONSTABLE

Central banks couldn’t seem to get enough bullion for their vaults last year.

Collectively they purchased 1,136 metric tons of the metal worth more than $70 billion in 2022. It was also the biggest level of purchasing since 1967, more than half a century ago, according to data provided by industry group World Gold Council. Read more here.

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