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Central Banks Set Record, Buy 289 Tonnes Gold in Q2 2026 Led by Poland, China
Central banks bought a record 289 tonnes of gold in Q2 2026, led by Poland and China, with MAS Singapore also accumulating. This surge signals persistent global demand and growing reserves.
Fed Chair Warsh’s Jackson Hole Debut Fuels Gold Positioning Amid Policy Uncertainty
Gold positions surge after Fed Chair Warsh’s first Jackson Hole speech, as traders brace for US policy uncertainty. What it means for bullion buyers in Singapore.
China Shifts Gold Reserves from London to Hong Kong as Clearing Hub Launches
China’s central bank extends its gold-buying streak to 21 months and moves reserves from London to Hong Kong, strengthening Asia’s bullion hub status at a pivotal time for global gold flows.
JP Morgan Lifts Gold Forecast to US$6,000 for Q4 2026 Amid Record Demand
JP Morgan sets a bold US$6,000 gold price target by end-2026 as global central banks buy heavily and Singapore's retail demand surges—reshaping the market outlook for local investors.
SGX Signs Six Banks for OTC Gold Clearing; MAS Vault Set for October
Singapore cements its gold hub ambitions—SGX secures six major banks for its new OTC clearing system, and MAS’s central bank gold vaulting goes live in October. Big moves for Asia’s gold market.