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Here's what's behind China's gold push
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Hong Kong's vault expansion from 150 to over 2,000 tonnes signals China's push to build gold infrastructure, supporting long-term physical demand.
China builds gold infrastructure, underpinning demand
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Over the next three years, Hong Kong plans to expand the capacity of its Shanghai-linked gold vault from 150 tonnes to over 2,000 tonnes. CNBC's Evelyn Cheng fills us in on what's behind China's push for the precious metal.
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