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Did central banks go on a gold buying spree in October?
The latest data from the World Gold Council shows that in October 2025, global central banks had net purchases of 53 tons of gold, a month-on-month surge of 36%, setting a new single-month record for the year. Poland and Brazil are leading this wave of gold buying.
What signals does this send?
Traditionally, central banks’ reserves have been mainly allocated to dollar assets. But this frenzied gold hoarding clearly reflects deep anxiety over macroeconomic uncertainty. Inflationary pressures, geopolitical tensions, concerns about the dolla
View OriginalThe latest data from the World Gold Council shows that in October 2025, global central banks had net purchases of 53 tons of gold, a month-on-month surge of 36%, setting a new single-month record for the year. Poland and Brazil are leading this wave of gold buying.
What signals does this send?
Traditionally, central banks’ reserves have been mainly allocated to dollar assets. But this frenzied gold hoarding clearly reflects deep anxiety over macroeconomic uncertainty. Inflationary pressures, geopolitical tensions, concerns about the dolla

