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12.10.26 - 01:00
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Laopu Gold deepens Hong Kong footprint with entire-floor lease at Central tower: sources (SCMP)
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Beijing-based jeweller Laopu Gold has leased an entire mid-floor at One Exchange Square in Central to support its global expansion, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
The brand was taking around 13,000 square feet at the flagship Central tower, which houses Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX), one source said.
The deal comes as mainland consumer firms and financial institutions increasingly anchor their presence in Hong Kong's core business district.
Recent transactions on......
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11.10.26 - 17:54
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Gold, silver prices next week: What investors should watch amid global uncertainty (Times of India)
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Gold and silver prices are anticipated to remain range-bound with modest support from rupee fluctuations. Investors will focus on upcoming inflation data from India, China, and the US. Additionally, trade data from China and Federal Reserve officials' speeches will be monitored closely. Geopolitical tensions, particularly involving the US and Iran, may also impact market sentiment. Overall, significant factors influencing bullion prices include currency movements and investment demand....
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10.10.26 - 03:33
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China Buys Record Amount Of Gold As India Panics, Scraps Key Tax Relief On Precious Imports (ZeroHedge)
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China Buys Record Amount Of Gold As India Panics, Scraps Key Tax Relief On Precious Imports
Gold is climbing notably this morning, underscoring the potential for the precious metal to ratchet higher into year-end thanks to sustained buying from central banks and retail investors.
On the retail side, the total known ETF holdings of bullion are up this week, set to match the 12-week streak of gains posted through April 18, 2025.
That means the stockpile exceeds the peak touched just before the outbreak of the Iran war.
And central banks are backing up the truck as The Financial Times reports that China has spent a record sum importing more than 1,000 tonnes of gold this year as the central bank and local investors pour cash into bullion amid rising geopolitical tensions abroad and poor returns on local assets.
The world's second-largest economy spent $158.8bn on gold in the first eight months of the year. That compared with spending of $96.5bn for all of 2025 on 886 tonnes of gold.
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