RE: LeoThread 2025-08-29 15:19
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š¦ Central banks flip from Treasuries to gold
For the first time since 1996, foreign central banks now hold more gold than US Treasuries in their reserves.
š” Gold holdings as a share of reserves have been climbing steadily for a decade, while Treasury allocations keep shrinking.
š” The 1970s showed what happens when this trend accelerates a structural shift in global finance.
š” This marks a break from the dollarās dominance as the ārisk-freeā asset, with gold regaining its role as the anchor of reserves.
This isnāt just about metals.
Itās a sign of global rebalancing, away from US debt, toward hard assets.
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Gold is neutral,no man's liability and is immune to sanctions. Large central bank buying strengthens gold's role as an alternative reserve asset. this will increase the bond markets volatility and result in a weaker dollar over