MoneywebSimon Brown · 5 November 2026 at 07:51Read the full story on Moneyweb‘Overall, this speaks to … the fact that central banks want to diversify and manage their risk, that they continue to buy in most circumstances’ – Krishan Gopaul, World Gold Council.
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