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Chinese central bank: the Dragon’s treasure continues to grow
China’s demand for gold continues unabated, with the country further increasing its gold reserves in February 2026. This is the 16th consecutive month of replenishment, bringing the Asian giant’s stocks to 74.22 million troy ounces (at the end of January, the total stood at 74.19 million).
[Source: Websim]
Gold slightly higher, but the range remains narrow due to de-escalation of the conflict
Gold prices are rising in today’s trading session, while global attention remains focused on the easing of tensions between Israel/the United States and Iran. Spot gold has gained 0.9%, reaching $5,180.95.
[Source: Investing.com]
Weak opening for gold: energy crisis raises concerns
Gold starts the week without much enthusiasm, weighed down by the strengthening of the dollar. The rise in energy costs is increasing fears of inflation, but investors prefer to sell their positions in physical gold to obtain the liquidity needed for crude oil purchases. The fear that the conflict could escalate into a global shock is, at the moment, stronger than ever. Spot gold has fallen by 1.4%, trading around $5,100 per ounce.
[Source: Market Screener]
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