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Uzbekistan becomes world’s top gold buyer in JuneUzbekistan led global gold purchases in June 2025 with 9 tons, followed by Kazakhstan with 7 tons, while China, Turkey, and the Czech Republic each bought 2 tons, and several other countries, including Ghana and Kyrgyzstan, added 1 ton to their reserves.
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