At the end of April, the National Bank of Serbia held 49 tonnes of #gold based on data reported to the IMF. According to this news report, that they have continued buying beyond this point, with gold reserves now above 50 tonnes.

Global #gold ETFs registered another US$2bn of net inflows last week. Asia was the only region to see net outflows, led by Chinese-listed funds. See the detailed data here: gold.org/goldhub/data/g…

"...as fiscal concerns come to the fore, #gold – an alternative safe-haven asset – should remain supported." Read more from my colleague Jeremy De Pessemier on Goldhub: gold.org/goldhub/gold-f…

In this OMFIF report, they find that 32% of central banks expect to increase #gold holdings in the next 12–24 months. This is consistent with the findings from our central bank survey released last week: gold.org/goldhub/resear…

Latest IMF data shows that #gold reserves at the National Bank of Cambodia rose by a further 1 tonnes in May. This brings YTD net purchases to 8 tonnes, lifting 54 tonnes.

The Bank of England remains the most popular vaulting location for #gold reserves amongst central banks (64%), but a significantly higher percentage reported some domestic storage this year than they did last year (59% in 2025 vs 41% in 2024). gold.org/goldhub/resear…

Updated data from the IMF now shows that the Qatar Central Bank added 2 tonnes to its #gold reserves in April. This increases its YTD net purchases to 4 tonnes, and total gold reserves to 115 tonnes.

Data from the Monetary Authority of Singapore shows that it reduced its #gold reserves by 5 tonnes in May. This means it has sold a net 10 tonnes YTD, leaving its gold holdings at 210 tonnes.

Here is the latest tally of the largest central bank #gold buyers and sellers, as at the end of May (where available). See all the data on Goldhub: gold.org/goldhub/data/g…

It seems to be central bank survey season! This time it's a UBS survey which finds that 52% of respondents plan to add #gold to their reserves in the next 12 months (sample size ~40). Geopolitics is also a key theme, echoing the findings from our own survey.

Quarterly-average AISC for #gold rose to US$1,536/oz in Q1'25 - the highest quarter on record and the first time it has gone above US$1,500/oz in our series. This is 6% higher q/q and 11% higher y/y, showing that the trend of rising mining costs continues. gold.org/goldhub/data/a…

The Bank of Ghana has reported adding another 1 tonnes to its #gold reserves in June. Its YTD net purchases now total 2 tonnes, lifting its gold reserves to 33 tonnes.

Perth Mint #gold minted product sales rose 16% m/m and 46% y/y in June, to 32,901oz. This pushes YTD gold minted product sales to 189,047oz, 13% higher than H1 2024.

Fascinating article on crystalline #gold and the market for these specimens [paywall]. ft.com/content/8639aa…

The People's Bank of China has reported a 2 tonne increase in its #gold reserves in May - the eighth consecutive month of buying. This lifts YTD net purchases to 19 tonnes, and gold reserves to 2,299 tonnes.

Data published by the Central Bank of Uzbekistan shows its #gold reserves rose by 9 tonnes in June - the first monthly increase since January. However, it still remains a net seller YTD (18 tonnes). Gold reserves now total 365 tonnes.

Global #gold ETFs saw inflows of US$38bn during H1, boosted by positive June flows (US$8bn) and marking the strongest semi-annual performance since H1 2020. All regions saw inflows last month, led by North American and European investors. See the data: gold.org/goldhub/data/g…

Czech National Bank #gold reserves rose by 2 tonnes in June, based on newly reported IMF data. This lifts YTD net purchases by the CNB to 11 tonnes, and total gold reserves to 62 tonnes.