El Salvador's central bank sold about 80 percent of its gold reserves last month to diversify risk and take advantage of the metal's appreciation, a central bank official said on Friday.
The country, which has been dollarized since 2001, sold 5.412 tons of gold for $206 million, which will go into the bank's reserve portfolios to protect it against market volatility. ...
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