TechFlow News, April 4: This week, the World Gold Council released its February Central Bank Gold Reserves Report, showing that central banks globally net purchased 19 tonnes of gold in February 2026—still below the reported monthly average of 26 tonnes for 2025, yet a rebound from January 2026’s net purchase of just 5 tonnes. The World Gold Council noted that February’s data appears to signal a rebound in central bank gold buying following a quiet January, underscoring central banks’ continued recognition of and commitment to gold as a reserve asset. Additionally, the report highlights that several central banks have maintained a sustained record of net gold purchases, acquiring a cumulative total of 44 tonnes between November 2024 and February 2026. The Czech Republic reported its 36th consecutive month of net gold purchases, while China extended its streak of gold reserve increases to 16 consecutive months.
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