According to Bloomberg, China's gold reserves rose to 63.67 million troy ounces at the end of November from 62.64 million in the previous month.

Previously, China did not report a change in its gold reserves for a long time.

It is assumed that China's increase in gold reserves may be part of a plan to diversify reserves and remove dependence on the dollar.

Earlier it was reported that almost half of the trade between Russia and China is carried out in national currencies.