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  • China Gold Reserves Hit Record 2,309 Tonnes as PBOC Marks 16 Straight . . .
    China's gold reserves hit a record 2,309 tonnes as the PBOC marks 16 straight months of buying amid rising global financial and supply chain tensions
  • Gold Holds Above $5,100 as PBOCs 16-Month Buying Streak Deepens
    Gold Holds Above $5,100 as PBOC’s 16-Month Buying Streak Deepens China’s central bank has now added gold to its reserves for sixteen consecutive months — a sustained accumulation campaign that, combined with Middle East instability, is reinforcing the structural bid beneath a market trading near all-time highs
  • China’s Central Bank Gold Buying Spree: 16 Straight Months of Reserve . . .
    Executive Summary: Key Market Takeaways – Sustained Strategic Accumulation: The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has added to its gold reserves for 16 months straight, its longest continuous buying streak in modern history, elevating its total holdings to over 2,308 tonnes – Diversification as a Core Mandate: This trend is a clear, deliberate strategy to reduce reliance on US dollar
  • China’s central bank continues to buy gold – now for 16 consecutive months!
    China’s central bank remains a steady driver of demand in the gold market According to the latest officially reported data, the gold reserves of the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) increased again in February 2026 – marking the 16th consecutive month At the same time, the gold price was highly volatile last week: a rapid rise at the start of the week was followed by an equally swift
  • Gold Research Report Library | Goldhub | World Gold Council
    Wholesale gold demand stayed relatively resilient in February, the Chinese New Year month, compared to the similar period in 2025 Local gold ETFs saw further inflows and the PBoC announced gold purchases 16 months in a row
  • China’s PBOC extends gold buying as Middle East tension simmers
    Global central banks’ gold purchases slowed at the start of the year, as heightened volatility weighed on appetite, according to a note from the producer-funded World Gold Council (WGC) this week Net buying, led by Central and East Asian countries, totalled five tonnes in January, compared with a 12-month average of 27 tonnes
  • PBoC Extends Gold-Buying Streak to 16 Months Amid Global Turmoil
    The PBoC’s 16 consecutive months of gold accumulation represents both a rational choice to hedge external risks and optimize reserve structure, while also sending a powerful signal to markets: in turbulent times, gold remains a core asset worth holding for the long term
  • China’s PBOC Extends Gold Buying as Middle East Tension Simmers
    China’s central bank bought more gold in February, extending its streak of purchasing to 16 months, as bullion climbs amid escalating Middle East tensions
  • PBOC extends gold-buying streak to 16 months amid Middle East turmoil
    Investing com — The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) extended its gold-buying momentum for a 16th consecutive month in February, bolstering its reserves as escalating geopolitical tensions in the
  • PBoC extends gold buying - The Star
    SINGAPORE: China's central bank bought more gold in February, extending its streak of purchasing to 16 months, as bullion climbs amid escalating Middle East tensions
  • China Buys Gold 16 Months Running at Prices Above $5,000
    Prior to the current cycle, the PBOC reported 18 consecutive months of gold purchases through April 2024, before pausing and then resuming accumulation in November 2024, which has now continued for 16 months The value of China’s official gold holdings has risen alongside the metal’s price rally





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