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General · 16 June 2026

45% Central Banks Plan Gold Reserve Increase

45% Central Banks Plan Gold Reserve Increase

Central banks are shifting financial safety strategies as households face broader uncertainty in global markets. A World Gold Council survey shows more reserve managers expect to expand gold holdings, reflecting ongoing concerns about stability and diversification. Conducted between February and May 2026, the survey covered 74 central banks, with 45% planning to raise gold reserves within a year. It also found that 93% of respondents already hold gold, highlighting its established role in reserves.

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