
El Salvador’s central bank expanded reserves with a $50 million gold acquisition, describing it as a strategic global asset while continuing efforts to diversify beyond Bitcoin holdings.
El Salvador’s central bank purchased 13,999 ounces of gold valued at $50 million, raising total reserves to 58,105 ounces worth $207.4 million. The bank described gold as a global strategic asset and confirmed the acquisition was part of a broader reserve diversification plan. The move follows earlier steps by the government to expand international reserves beyond Bitcoin.