Gold prices jumped to a record high on Monday after China's central bank continued buying up the precious metal for its reserves.An ounce of gold hit $2,355 in Asian trading as the People's Bank of China bolstered its gold reserves to 72.74 million fine troy ounces in March, its 17th successive month of purchases, according to official statistics.Gold has been on a bumper rally since the start of last month driven by the purchases of various central banks, with 64 net metric tonnes bought in January and February alone, data from the World Gold Council shows.
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