The slump in China’s imports of gold in August has raised concerns about the country’s appetite for the yellow metal. However, the bigger picture is one of relatively robust demand so far this year. With the Golden Week and the Chinese New Year fast approaching – which is when buying traditionally picks up – gold should remain in high demand.
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