India's Central Bank Likely Sold $12B in Gold Over Two Weeks Through May 22

According to Bloomberg's analysis of public data, India's central bank likely sold approximately $12 billion in gold reserves and purchased $7.5 billion in foreign exchange assets over the two weeks through May 22, according to Abhishek Gupta, senior economist at Bloomberg Economics. The assessment is based on the observed decline in the central bank's gold holdings despite increased gold import tariffs, indicating active gold sales by the Reserve Bank of India.
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