Central Banks More Golden Purchase Forecast, Less US Dollar Investment

Central banks in the world squeeze gold (Gc = f) In a record of a record, the retreat provider in US dollars in the coming years.

According to To a survey from the World Gold Council95% of the central bank respondents are expected to rise to global gold reserves in the next 12 months. A record said that 43% planned to increase their owners during this period.

At the same time, 73% of central banks are waiting for a medium or significant decrease in US dollars within the next five years. Respondents expect the same five-year period to share other currencies such as euros and reninbles.

A reduction in the US Dollar Index (DX-Y.NnyB) Has been removed from 9% to date Concerns about its advantage between geopolitical tension and trade war. Fatigue American financial trajectory In addition, the expectations of foreign stimulus and more attractive estimates abroad and more attractive assessments are the need for assets in Asi as currencies in Asi.

There are gold prices Many times this year have always hit the heights, Expectations for the procurement of the Central Bank to reduce the interest rates of the federal reserve to the purchases of exchange processing funds.

The Central Bank’s gold purchase has been accelerated in the last three years, adding 1000 tons of reserves in the last three years, in the previous decade of 400-500 tons.

Many Wall Street Analysts Be on the gold The Citi, which lasted until the end of the year, said that the 2026 elections would “be able to” expect gold in “hold”.

“We strongly believe that President Trump is our popularity, GDP and geopolitical success and Trump, which is the analysts that the maximum analysts can grow back or use new ideas.

“Our work shows that gold in the second half of 2026, about $ 2,200 in gold,” Analysts said.

The year during the year, gold is about 27%.

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