Kazakhstan's National Bank to Reduce Gold Holdings in Reserves
Kazakhstan's National Bank plans to reduce the share of gold in its international reserves from approximately 78% to 75% by the end of the year. The bank cited the high yield of US Treasury bonds, which reduces gold's investment attractiveness, as the reason for rebalancing. The reduction will be achieved through options sales and physical gold sales.
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