Central banks add 51 tons of gold in June
According to data from the World Gold Council, global central banks purchased 51 tons of gold in June 2026, with China and Poland remaining the leading buyers. Reports for the first half of 2026 indicate that central bank purchases totaled 102 tons, with Poland being the largest purchaser at 82 tons, followed by Uzbekistan with 41 tons, and China with 40 tons. Conversely, Turkey has been the biggest seller since the beginning of the year, selling 83 tons, followed by Russia with 44 tons. This reflects market trends and the gold reserves of central banks in emerging countries.
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