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Reserve adjustments at the central bank level and safe-haven buying by private investors are not the same in terms of statistical attribution and data sources: the former is mostly recorded in changes in the monetary authority's reserves, while the latter may be reflected in different line items of the trade or financial account.
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10/17/2026
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