Which central banks bought most gold in Feb as they continued 23-month buying streak?

Global central banks continued to add gold reserves in February, extending their 23-month buying streak, The Kobeissi Letter reported. Poland was the largest buyer, adding 20 tonnes to its reserves, followed by Uzbekistan, which added eight tonnes, and China, which purchased one tonne. Turkey and Russia saw the biggest declines, selling eight and six tonnes respectively.