Just caught this interesting move in China's gold market. The central bank bumped up its gold reserves to 2,308 tons in 2026, and it seems retail investors are following suit. I noticed China's gold ETF saw massive inflows of 44 billion yuan in January alone, which is pretty wild for the start of the year. That's roughly 38 tons flowing into these ETF products, hitting record highs for AUM and total holdings. Makes sense when you look at the physical demand side too. The Shanghai Gold Exchange pulled 126 tons in January, with jewelry shops restocking hard ahead of Spring Festival. Looks like both institutional and retail are bullish on gold right now. The stock of gold ETF products in China is definitely getting attention.

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