The Bank of Korea has made its first investment in gold-related assets in 13 years, according to Bloomberg Economics. This move includes acquiring gold-linked exchange-traded funds and domestically produced bullion. The central bank’s gold holdings stood at 104.4 metric tons as of June 2026, representing about 1.1% of its foreign-exchange reserves. This strategy aims to diversify reserve assets and enhance reserve management amid global economic uncertainties.
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