China’s Gold Rush Isn’t Over — It Just Moved to a Duty-Free Island and a New Trading Hub

Gold prices have recovered to $5,161 per ounce after January’s dramatic crash — and the epicenter of the rebound points squarely at China. But this time, the story is bigger than speculation. Beijing is making a coordinated push to reshape the global gold market from the ground up. The Hainan Arbitrage Hainan’s new zero-tariff regime The post China’s Gold Rush Isn’t Over — It Just Moved to a Duty-Free Island and a New Trading Hub appeared first on BeInCrypto.