Following a historical high level of central bank gold buying, gold continues to be viewed favourably by central banks as a reserve asset. And that’s according to the World Gold Council. But why this strong demand? What factors in the current market are leading central banks to rely on gold? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Shaokai Fan, Head of Asia-Pacific (ex-China) & Global Head of Central Banks, from the World Gold Council, to find out more.

Following a historical high level of central bank gold buying, gold continues to be viewed favourably by central banks as a reserve asset. And that’s according to the World Gold Council. But why this strong demand? What factors in the current market are leading central banks to rely on gold? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Shaokai Fan, Head of Asia-Pacific (ex-China) &amp; Global Head of Central Banks, from the World Gold Council, to find out more.

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Money in the Market: Why gold is still attractive for Central Banks

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