The Reserve Bank of India has added some gold to its reserves. According to the World Gold Council's trend report for the June quarter, the central bank bought 2.5 tonnes in March, following a fractional 0.3-tonne addition in December. These increases are the first since November 2009, when it bougght 200t from the International Monetary Fund, said the WGC.In April and May, there were additions by RBI of 600 kg and 900 kg. RBI's total gold holding is now 561.9t. Somasundaram P R, managing director for India at the WGC, said: "There is currently little to suggest a strategic move but it is noteworthy, given how long the level of gold reserves have been unchanged." Globally, central bank net purchases in the June quarter, the second one (Q2) of this calendar year, were seven per cent lower from the year before, at 89.4 tonnes. Net purchases over the first half (H1) of the calendar year were eight per cent more than last year, at 193.3 tonnes, said the WGC report. While ...