Gate News message, April 9, the head of the National Bank of Poland, Glapiński, said the National Bank of Poland will continue to buy gold. Glapiński reiterated the target to increase gold reserves to 700 tons; the National Bank of Poland currently holds 580 tons of gold.

Gate News update: On April 7, the People’s Bank of China reported that its gold reserves at the end of March were 74.38 million ounces (about 2,313.48 tons), up 160k ounces (about 4.98 tons) month-over-month. Gold reserves at the end of February were 74.22 million ounces (about 2,308.5 tons). This is the 17th consecutive month that the People’s Bank of China has added to its gold holdings.

A World Gold Council report shows that in February 2026, central banks net bought 19 tons of gold, up from January but below the 2025 average. Some central banks have continued to accumulate gold; China has increased its holdings for 16 months. Goldman Sachs and UBS predict that the gold price could rise to $5,400 and $5,900, respectively, in the future.

The World Gold Council report shows that in February 2026, central banks in various countries net bought 19 tons of gold. Although this is below the 2025 average, it is up from January’s 5 tons. Central banks’ acceptance of gold continues to strengthen, with both the Czech Republic and China maintaining consecutive gold-buying records. Goldman Sachs and UBS predict that gold prices may rise in the future.

Gate News message. April 3, according to Solid Intel, Turkey sold about 120 tons of gold within three weeks, worth up to $20 billion, to support its legal tender lira. Of that, it sold about 70 tons of gold last week.

On March 17, London Metal Exchange copper inventories surged to 18,775 tons, hitting the highest level since 2019, putting pressure on copper prices with a short-term decline exceeding 1.4%. On-chain longs faced floating losses, with the largest long position's losses expanding to 41%.

The ratio of U.S. gold reserves to federal debt has fallen to a historic low of just 3%. Despite the U.S. holding 8133.5 metric tons of gold, the world's largest reserve, this represents a significant decline compared to 18% in 1980, requiring a 400% increase in gold prices to reach that level.

Two Indian liquefied petroleum gas vessels successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz, transporting 92,700 tons of cargo. This move stems from international diplomatic negotiations and reduces the risk of U.S. military escort involvement. Analysis suggests that if Tehran permits safe passage, it could restore more than half of the traffic volume through the strait, leading to a decline in crude oil futures prices.

Gate News Report, March 11 — According to Arkham monitoring, Antalpha recently transferred $15 million worth of XAUT to Cobo. It is reported that Antalpha previously purchased $241 million worth of XAUT at an average price of $3,693, equivalent to over 1.8 tons of physical gold bars. Currently, this investment has already yielded a profit of over $100 million.

Gate News Report, on March 7th, the People's Bank of China announced the latest data showing that as of the end of February, gold reserves stood at 74.22 million ounces (approximately 2,308.5 tons), an increase of 30,000 ounces (about 0.93 tons) month-over-month. At the end of January, gold reserves were 74.19 million ounces (approximately 2,307.567 tons). This marks the 16th consecutive month that China’s central bank has increased its gold holdings.