Andrey Litvinov

The gold markets of China and India, the world’s largest consumers of the precious metal, are painting markedly different pictures in 2024. Shaped by distinct economic landscapes, policy shifts, and cultural influences, the demand for gold in these two nations reveals a tale of contrasts.

In a world shaped by geopolitical tension and economic uncertainty, gold is emerging as the ultimate safeguard for central banks worldwide.

China has recently unveiled a significant gold discovery in Hunan province's Pingjiang County, positioning itself to secure a critical resource for economic stability and long-term growth.