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Central Banks Boost Gold Reserves to Hedge Against Geopolitical Risks

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Global central banks are increasing their gold holdings as geopolitical tensions drive a strategic reassessment of reserve assets. A new survey indicates that a significant number of central banks plan to reduce their reliance on the US dollar in their reserve portfolios. Gold is being prioritized as a protective asset, while the euro and Chinese renminbi are being considered as alternative reserve currencies. However, both alternatives come with their own set of challenges that limit their immediate appeal. Central banks are also turning to artificial intelligence to improve operational efficiency as they navigate an era of prolonged global uncertainty.

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