Central banks have become aggressive gold buyers, signaling a structural shift toward reserve diversification, financial sovereignty and protection from geopolitical risk
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For decades, gold appeared to be losing its place at the heart of the international monetary system. After the collapse of the Bretton Woods framework in 1971, many advanced-economy central banks gradually reduced their bullion holdings, regarding gold as an expensive, non-yielding asset in an increasingly sophisticated financial system.
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