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Central bank gold appetite hits record as Middle East risks sharpen focus
RIYADH: Gold is becoming an increasingly deliberate component of central bank reserve strategies as geopolitical tensions, concerns over the concentration of assets in the US dollar, and questions surrounding the resilience of traditional holdings reshape official-sector thinking, analysts told Arab News. Their comments came after a World Gold Council survey revealed a record appetite among reserve managers to increase bullion holdings, underscoring gold’s growing role as a strategic asset in an evolving global economic landscape. For the Gulf, the findings land at a sensitive moment.
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scmp.com
Central banks expand bullion holdings as US dollar’s dominance wavers
World Gold Council states about nine in 10 central banks will increase holdings as de-dollarisation trend continues amid global instability.
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Central banks expand bullion holdings as US dollar’s world dominance falls
World Gold Council states about nine in 10 central banks will increase holdings as de-dollarisation trend continues amid global instability.
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asia.nikkei.com
Central banks expect their gold reserves to rise as de-dollarization continues
84% of survey respondents see such holdings increasing in next five years
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cryptobriefing.com
Central banks expect to increase gold reserves, supporting bullion rally
A record 43% of central banks plan to increase gold reserves, with 95% expecting global holdings to rise. Here's what it means for gold prices and
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gulfnews.com
Central banks see gold taking a larger share of reserves over the next five years
Central banks step up gold buying as confidence in the US dollar wanes, reshaping global reserves and supporting bullion prices amid geopolitical uncertainty.
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tass.com
Nearly half of central banks plan to increase gold reserves in 2026
According to the survey, 89% of respondents expect total global foreign exchange and gold reserves to increase over the next year
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cityam.com
Record number of central banks plan to increase gold holdings amid global volatility
A record number of central banks are expected to increase their gold holdings over the next 12 months as global volatility continues.
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arabnews.com
Central bank gold appetite hits record as Middle East risks sharpen focus
RIYADH: Gold is becoming an increasingly deliberate component of central bank reserve strategies as geopolitical tensions, concerns over the concentration of assets in the US…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Central banks look to increase gold reserves in coming year: WGC survey
Central banks plan to increase gold reserves amid economic uncertainty, with 89% expecting higher holdings in the next year.
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Central banks are pulling gold back home as global insecurity mounts
Central banks are repatriating gold at record pace, with 59% now storing reserves domestically as gold holdings surpass US Treasuries for the first time.
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thedailystar.net
More central banks plan to boost gold reserves
A record 45 percent of the reserve managers surveyed by the World Gold Council, up 2 percentage points from a year ago, expect to increase their own institutions’ gold holdings…
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Central banks bought 244 tonnes of gold in Q1 2026 as storage strategies shift toward domestic vaults
Central banks purchased 244 tonnes of gold in Q1 2026 as 45% plan to grow reserves further. Poland and China lead buying while storage shifts to domestic
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zerohedge.com
Record Percentage Of Central Banks Expect Gold Reserves To Increase In Next 12 Months
Central banks remain very positive on gold, highlighting its significance amid a volatile geopolitical and economic environment...
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cnbc.com
Central banks are bringing gold reserves home as geopolitical risks rise
Central banks expect gold reserves to rise and more are storing bullion at home amid geopolitical and currency risks.
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thenationalnews.com
Central banks to boost gold reserves despite declining prices | The National
The precious metal remains a 'reliable store of wealth', World Gold Council report finds