00:00When we saw gold and silver prices, it was a major reason that it was central bank's buy.
00:09Now if we talk about the gold run, we have 80% crash, if we are seeing January's data.
00:16Is this a pause?
00:18Central banks don't want to invest in gold or do we hope there is a reversal here?
00:25Yes, the data came from the 80% crash in January 2026 compared to January 2025.
00:36So, monthly data seems to be right to see the overall trend of central banks.
00:43If we look at the long-term trend, the central banks are buying in the past 5-6 years.
00:48They are buying in the past 4-6 years.
00:52They are buying in the past 4-6 years.
00:54On the monthly basis, there are a lot of central banks selling,
00:58some central banks have less than buying.
01:00It all depends on the liquidity.
01:02In the reserves, there is a lot of reshuffling.
01:10There are a lot of other assets added, new assets added,
01:14where there is a profit.
01:15There is a lot of central banks booking.
01:18So, maybe it was a reason that many central banks did a lot of profit booking.
01:24But I think the overall trend is positive.
01:27Now, the central banks are still waiting for buying.
01:30And they are not concerned about the prices.
01:33The prices, if gold is $5,000 or $6,000, they are not concerned.
01:36If they have to increase their reserves in their reserves,
01:39from certain percent, 5 percent to 10 percent,
01:43they will buy at every price.
01:45So, it doesn't matter where prices are.
01:47In the past 3-4 years,
01:50central banks are very active.
01:52They won't stop at this level.
01:54This is just a pause.
01:56In the future, this buying will continue,
01:58at least for the next 2-3 years.
02:00And the de-dollarization trend will continue.
02:03So, I think the central banks' buying will continue.
02:05this a strong one will continue.
02:10And the re-products will continue.
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