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Central bank gold statistics: June 2026

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By Marissa Salim
| World Gold Council
Important information and disclaimers © 2026 World Gold Council. All rights reserved. World Gold Council and the Circle device are trademarks of the World Gold Council or its affiliates. All references to LBMA Gold Price are used with the permission of ICE Benchmark Administration Limited and have been provided for informational purposes only.
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Why gold in 2026? Australia's macro shifts and the case for gold

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By Marissa Salim
| The Financial Standard
Australia's economy continues to grow, but resurgent inflation and the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) decision to resume tightening in February 2026-diverging from some of its peers-raises questions around portfolio allocations. Australia's unique geopolitical positioning, with its fortunes tied to increasingly affluent trade partners within the Indo-Pacific while being strategically aligned with the US, has created an asymmetry that makes portfolio diversification crucial.
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Central bank gold statistics: Central banks remain committed to gold

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By Marissa Salim
| World Gold Council
Central banks were back in buying mode in May – and with a little more spring in their step. Based on the latest reported data, official gold reserves increased by a net 41t during the month, with purchases once again concentrated among a familiar cast of buyers (Chart 1). Monthly reported central bank activity, tonnes* *Data to 30 June 2026, where available.
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