Polish central bank Governor Glapinski said the bank has purchased 82 tonnes of
gold year-to-date, including 37 tonnes added since April — roughly $5bn at
current prices — buying into a more-than-10% drop in gold since April. He said
purchases were opportunistic; Poland’s reported 2025 gold buying exceeded any
other central bank’s and is expected to continue setting records this year. The
bank reiterated a 700-tonne gold reserve target and said current holdings total
632.4 tonnes, with 105 tonnes stored in Poland and the remainder held in London
and New York.
