China has become the largest gold trading market in the world, and now the gold stock in China has reached 654.38+60,000 tons.
In 20 15, the physical channel sales of gold reached 2596 tons, mainly from gold mines and overseas imports.
Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) is the largest physical gold exchange in the world, with 654.38 million institutional customers, 8.3 million individual users and 55 registered gold delivery warehouses. In 2065, it was 4.38+0.7 million tons and delivered 2,596 tons.
Time axis of China gold market development
In 200 1 year, the People's Bank of China announced the end of the regulation of the gold market and the establishment of the China Gold Association.
In 2002, Shanghai Gold Exchange was established.
In 2007, China became the largest gold mining country in the world.
In 2008, Shanghai Futures Exchange launched the gold futures contract.
In 2009, the Bank of China increased its gold holdings to 1.054 tons.
20 1 1 year, the delivery volume of Shanghai Gold Exchange exceeded 1000 tons for the first time.
20 13, HSBC and ANZ became the first foreign banks with gold import qualification.
20 14 The International Department of Shanghai Gold Exchange was established.
20 15 the people's bank of China publishes gold reserves every month. By the end of 20 15, gold holdings had increased to 1762 tons.
In 20 15, China's gold import reached 1550 tons, gold output reached 450 tons, and Shanghai Gold Exchange delivered 2,596 tons.
20 16 RMB standard pricing fund released.