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Central Banks Shift Reserves from Treasuries to Gold in Historic Move

Central Banks Shift Reserves from Treasuries to Gold in Historic Move

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Global Cryptocurrency

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2025-10-27 20:27:01

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Foreign central banks now hold more Gold than U.S. Treasury bonds for the first time in nearly three decades. This strategic pivot reflects deepening skepticism toward U.S. sovereign debt amid rising interest rates and ballooning public deficits.

Gold purchases are projected to reach 900 metric tons in 2025, signaling accelerated diversification. The precious metal has reemerged as pristine collateral as confidence in dollar-denominated assets wanes.

This quiet transformation in reserve management could recalibrate the global monetary system's foundations. The shift coincides with tokenized gold products surpassing $1 billion in daily trading volume, creating new bridges between traditional SAFE havens and digital asset markets.

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