CENTRAL BANKS BOOST GOLD, REDUCE DOLLAR EXPOSURE
More central banks now plan to reduce U.S. dollar holdings over the next decade while increasing allocations to gold and the euro.
A net 30% expect to raise gold holdings, driven increasingly by geopolitical risks.
Meanwhile, demand for euro assets is rising, and AI adoption is accelerating among central banks, with the U.S. and China seen as the most attractive investment markets.
More central banks now plan to reduce U.S. dollar holdings over the next decade while increasing allocations to gold and the euro.
A net 30% expect to raise gold holdings, driven increasingly by geopolitical risks.
Meanwhile, demand for euro assets is rising, and AI adoption is accelerating among central banks, with the U.S. and China seen as the most attractive investment markets.
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