According to data from the World Gold Council: The inflow of global gold ETF funds has significantly slowed down in May, with even a slight outflow of $2 billion; The global gold ETF asset management scale decreased by 2% month on month to $604 billion, with holdings dropping to 4121 tons, although still close to the record high set in February. The latest central bank gold reserve survey shows that 89% of the surveyed central banks believe that global central bank gold reserves will increase in the next 12 months, and a record breaking 45% of the surveyed central banks expect to increase their own gold reserves; Meanwhile, 74% of respondents believe that the proportion of the US dollar in global reserves will decrease in the next five years. In addition, data from the World Gold Council in early June also showed that central banks resumed net purchases in April, with net purchases of about 19 tons; Poland bought 14 tons in April, China's central bank bought 8 tons, and China has been increasing its gold holdings for 18 consecutive months. The long-term central bank buying of gold has not disappeared, and the long term is still beautiful! Gold XAU