Central banks now hold more than 36,000 tonnes of gold, almost back to the peak levels of the Bretton Woods era in the 1960s.
At current prices, gold has even overtaken US Treasuries as a share of official reserves.
Geopolitical tensions and the push to diversify are driving the shift.
China, Poland, Türkiye and India have been among the biggest buyers since 2022.
They’re not dumping the dollar overnight, but they are building stronger, more resilient reserve portfolios in a more uncertain world.
Source: The Edge Research Team / Writer: Sol