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China plans a Hong Kong gold trading hub as reserves rise
CNBC reports that plans to develop a gold trading hub in Hong Kong are arriving alongside signs of China building its gold position, including growing gold reserves.
In its coverage of the development, CNBC says the effort is tied to China’s increasing accumulation of gold, a trend that supports broader yuan internationalization goals.
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