四年，印度央行的黄金储备占比翻了一番

Core Insights - The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has significantly increased its gold reserves, with the proportion of gold in its foreign exchange reserves nearly doubling in four years [2][4] - As of March 2025, gold accounted for 11.70% of India's total foreign exchange reserves, up from 9.32% in September 2024 and 5.87% in March 2021 [2] - The RBI holds a total of 879.59 tons of gold, with 511.99 tons stored domestically and the remainder held in secure locations abroad [4] Global Central Bank Trends - Central banks worldwide are actively increasing their gold purchases to diversify assets, enhance financial stability, and mitigate risks associated with inflation and currency fluctuations [5] - In the first quarter of 2025, global central banks net purchased 244 tons of gold, maintaining the average level seen over the past three years [5] - Factors such as geopolitical uncertainty, dollar volatility, and concerns over U.S. Treasury securities are driving central banks to increase their gold reserves [5]