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title: "World Gold Council: Central banks around the world will buy more gold in the next 12 months"
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description: "According to data from the World Gold Council, despite the People's Bank of China pausing gold purchases last month, central banks around the world continue to see increasing demand for gold. The council's latest survey shows that 29% of surveyed central banks expect to increase their gold reserves in the next 12 months. Over four-fifths of respondents expect reserve managers to increase global gold holdings, marking the highest confidence level in the history of the survey. The main motivation for central banks to buy gold is to rebalance and achieve a more ideal strategic level of gold holdings, domestic gold production, and concerns in financial markets"
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# World Gold Council: Central banks around the world will buy more gold in the next 12 months

According to the Zhitong Finance and Economics APP, due to lower-than-expected US retail sales data, intensifying market expectations of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve this year, the US dollar and US bond yields fell, while gold futures rose on Tuesday.

Data shows that US retail sales in May increased by 0.1% month-on-month, lower than expected. Market participants believe that this increases the possibility of a faster rate cut by the Federal Reserve, which is seen as positive for interest-free gold. According to the data from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's FedWatch Tool, traders currently believe there is a 67% chance of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September.

The front-month Comex gold for June delivery rose by 0.8% yesterday to $2330.40 per ounce; the front-month silver for June delivery (XAGUSD:CUR) rose by 0.6% to $29.505 per ounce.

Data from the World Gold Council shows that despite the pause in gold purchases by the People's Bank of China last month, central banks around the world continue to increase their demand for gold. The latest survey by the council shows that 29% of surveyed central banks expect to increase their gold reserves in the next 12 months.

The World Gold Council stated that over four-fifths of respondents expect reserve managers to increase global gold holdings, marking the highest confidence level in the history of the survey.

Emerging market central banks have maintained a consistently positive outlook on gold in their reserve portfolios, but currently 57% of central banks from advanced economies have also joined this trend, compared to 38% in 2023.

The World Gold Council stated: "The primary motivation for central banks planning to buy gold is to rebalance gold holdings, domestic gold production, and financial market concerns including higher crisis risks and rising inflation to achieve a more ideal strategic level."

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