DRC Central Bank Launches Gold Reserve Program
Emerging market gold grab: DRC central bank receives first batch of refined gold ingots to rebuild reserves.
- New state-led program formalizes...

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Emerging market gold grab: DRC central bank receives first batch of refined gold ingots to rebuild reserves.
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