Gold Price Holds Above $4,700 as China Buys the Dip
Gold price is holding above $4,700 as China and other central banks keep buying the dip, reinforcing bullion support and shaping the outlook for investors.
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Central BanksKosovo’s central bank is buying gold for the first time, adding fresh support to the gold price outlook as global central bank demand broadens.

Gold price is holding above $4,700 as China and other central banks keep buying the dip, reinforcing bullion support and shaping the outlook for investors.

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