China Keeps Buying—And It’s Not About Short-Term Price China just added another 5 tonnes of gold to its reserves. On the surface, that sounds modest. It’s not. This marks 17 straight months of accumulation, pushing China’s holdings past 2,300 tonnes. That kind of consistency isn’t reactive—it’s strategic. And it’s happening while gold prices recently took a sharp hit, dropping over 11% in a single month. Most retail investors panic during a drop like that. China? It leans in. That tells you everything you need to know. Central banks like China’s aren’t chasing price—they’re positioning for currency influence and long-term leverage. The goal isn’t profit. The goal is power. And gold still plays a critical role in that game. Turkey’s Gold…
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