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Kazakhstan Starts Gold Sales as Treasuries Burnish Dollar Appeal

Kazakhstan’s central bank is switching from being one of the world’s biggest buyers of gold to a seller, as high Treasury yields reinforce the need to rebalance its reserves.

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Kazakhstan Starts Gold Sales as Treasuries Burnish Dollar Appeal
Kazakhstan’s central bank is switching from being one of the world’s biggest buyers of gold to a seller, as high Treasury yields reinforce the need to rebalance its reserves.
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