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Using data from Figure 1 between January and November 2022,
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Figure 1
Gold purchases/sales by the central banks of gold
producing nations in 2022 *
*Data to 30 November 2022 where available.
Source: IMF IFS, Respective Central Banks, World Gold Council
Krishan Gopaul. "Central banks add more gold in November as China joins the fray." World Gold
Council, 6 January 2023
Using data from Figure 1 between January and November 2022, give and justify:
one conclusion about gold transactions by the central banks of gold producing nations; and,
one conclusion about the price of gold.
Refer to the Assessment section to consider which assessment points are examined in this question.
50-100 wordsgive and justify:Question B3
Figure 1
Gold purchases/sales by the central banks of gold
producing nations in 2022 *
*Data to 30 November 2022 where available.
Source: IMF IFS, Respective Central Banks, World Gold Council
Krishan Gopaul. "Central banks add more gold in November as China joins the fray." World Gold
Council, 6 January 2023
Using data from Figure 1 between January and November 2022, give and justify:
one conclusion about gold transactions by the central banks of gold producing nations; and,
one conclusion about the price of gold.
one conclusion about gold transactions by the central banks of gold producing nations; and,
one conclusion about the price of gold.
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