世界黄金协会：7月全球央行购金步伐放缓但势头稳健

Core Insights - The World Gold Council reported a net increase of 10 tons in global official gold reserves by July 2025, indicating a slowdown in the pace of gold purchases compared to previous months [1] - Despite high gold prices, central banks across various economies continue to maintain a net buying stance on gold [3] Group 1: Central Bank Gold Purchases - Kazakhstan led the central bank gold purchases in July, with significant activity noted [3] - The People's Bank of China has increased its gold holdings for nine consecutive months, accumulating a total of 36 tons [6] - The National Bank of Poland is the largest net buyer of gold in 2025 so far, with net purchases totaling 67 tons [6] Group 2: Global Trends in Gold Reserves - The global central bank net gold purchases have slowed down as of July 2023, with a notable decrease in the pace of buying [5] - The National Bank of Kazakhstan has become the third-largest central bank in terms of gold purchases, adding 25 tons since the beginning of the year [6] - Uganda's central bank has initiated a domestic gold purchasing pilot program, indicating a strategic move towards enhancing gold reserves [7]