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The sale surprised traders who expected China to buy the gold and fuelled speculation that other governments, including Beijing, may be ready to diversify their reserves, Reuters reported.
The International Monetary Fund has sold 200 tonnes of gold to the Reserve Bank of India for $6.8 billion, quietly executing half of a long-planned bullion sale that has threatened to slow gold s ascent.
The sale, which surprised traders who expected China to be the leading buyer, will relieve the gold market of some uncertainty over how and when the IMF would sell 403.3 tonnes of gold, about one-eighth of its total stock. The deal will increase India s gold holdings to the tenth largest among central banks.
China’s Shenzhen unveils plan to become gold hub
Feb 5 (Reuters) - Physical gold demand picked up in China this week ahead of the Lunar New Year festival, while Indian retail buyers cheered a sharp dip in domestic rates.
Singapore dealers, meanwhile, flagged a possible supply crunch fuelled by a surge in interest for silver.
Chinese dealers charged premiums of $0.50-$5 an ounce over benchmark spot gold prices.
Demand is “a little better due to the Lunar new year,” said Ronald Leung, chief dealer for Lee Cheong Gold Dealers in Hong Kong, adding premiums could rise further if prices remain low following the holiday.
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(Reuters) - Physical gold demand picked up in China this week ahead of the Lunar New Year festival, while Indian retail buyers cheered a sharp dip in domestic rates.
Singapore dealers, meanwhile, flagged a possible supply crunch fuelled by a surge in interest for silver.
Chinese dealers charged premiums of $0.50-$5 an ounce over benchmark spot gold prices.
Demand is a little better due to the Lunar new year, said Ronald Leung, chief dealer for Lee Cheong Gold Dealers in Hong Kong, adding premiums could rise further if prices remain low following the holiday.
Gold rates in the top consumer flipped to a premium for the first time in 11 months mid-January, as demand showed signs of recovery from a pandemic-induced slump.
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