India Central Bank Says Report on Selling Gold Is Incorrect
India’s central bank said a report that it’s selling gold is “not correct,” pointing to data showing its physical stock of gold has remained unchanged.
INDIA'S CENTRAL BANK DENIES GOLD SELLING REPORTS
The Reserve Bank of India has pushed back against circulating reports claiming it is offloading gold reserves, calling the claims "not correct." The RBI cited its own data showing physical gold holdings have remained unchanged, effectively disputing the narrative before it could gain traction in markets.
What analysts are saying: Central bank denials of this nature are typically aimed at preventing unnecessary volatility in gold markets and protecting currency sentiment. Investors will be watching RBI reserve disclosures closely for any future changes in gold positioning.
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