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Sustained Chinese central-bank buying and record imports indicate durable gold demand, supporting higher prices and AAAU's NAV over time, despite near-term dips from rate expectations and dollar moves; long-run strength from reserve diversification is a key structural driver.
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China's central bank has bought gold for 23 straight months, with September purchases around 23 tonnes, and first eight months imports reaching a record pace of over 1,000 tonnes valued at about $158.8 billion. With domestic demand robust amid a weak economy and limited safe alternatives, bullion remains well-supported, potentially lifting AAAU despite near-term price pullback.
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