World Gold Council: Global central banks resumed net gold purchases in April, with central banks in East Europe and Asia remaining the main buyers of gold.

According to the Securities Times app, the World Gold Council stated in a document that as of the end of May, the People's Bank of China's gold reserves were 2,331.52 tons, an increase of 10 tons month-on-month, marking the 19th consecutive month of gold purchases. In April, central banks around the world resumed net gold purchases, with a net purchase of 19 tons in that month, a significant rebound from the large-scale net gold sales in March.