Spotlight on Mainland China Gold Market and How It Is Reshaping Global Demand
China’s gold market has undergone a remarkable transformation, and its global influence continues to grow. From the liberalisation of the market with the launch of the Shanghai Gold Exchange in 2002 to becoming the world’s largest gold consumer and producer, the scale of change is significant.
Metals Focus’ latest report explores how consumer behaviour is shifting, with retail investment overtaking jewellery demand for the first time in 2025, and why imports remain vital despite rising domestic mine output. It also highlights how the development of China’s gold exchanges has strengthened the country’s position in the international bullion market.
To explore more insights and information, read the full report below.
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