By Philip Klapwijk
GFMS
China's announcement in late April that it had increased its gold reserves by 454 metric
tons since 2003 has been interpreted by some as a defining moment for gold. In this article
we review the Chinese authorities' recent activities in the gold market, analyze the
current state of the country's foreign reserves and answer the question: Will the Chinese
government purchase more gold in future?
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