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Ghana to buy 30% of large miners' gold output from July 1
Ghana has struck a deal with its large-scale mining companies to purchase 30% of their gold output beginning July 1, the government said on Thursday, as it seeks to boost foreign currency reserves and develop local refining capacity. Central banks are increasingly stockpiling bullion as high prices bolster its appeal as a reserve asset. Ghana, Africa’s biggest gold producer, launched its purchase programme in 2022. It agreed with miners, via the Ghana Chamber of Mines, that they would supply 20% of annual output to the central bank. Holdings rose to 19.2 metric tons in February, Bank of Gh
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