In November 2024, global central banks added 53 tonnes of gold to their reserves, with India’s Reserve Bank contributing 8 tonnes, raising its year-to-date total to 73 tonnes. Poland led the month’s purchases with 21 tonnes, while the People’s Bank of China resumed buying with an addition of 5 tonnes. Amid economic uncertainties and a dip in gold prices post-U.S. elections, central banks are increasingly turning to gold for stability, although Singapore’s central bank notably sold 5 tonnes. Source and details of the news