2026年全球央行黄金储备调查报告

CentralBankGoldReservesSurvey2026

June2026

ExecutiveSummary

Centralbankshaveaccumulatedanaverageof1,000tofgoldoverthepastfouryears,upsignificantlyfromthe500taverageovertheprecedingdecade.

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This

markedaccelerationinthepaceofaccumulationhasoccurredagainstabackdropofgeopoliticaland

economicuncertainty,whichhascloudedtheoutlookforreservemanagers.

Our2026CentralBankGoldReserves(CBGR)surveywasconductedbetween5Februaryand19May.WiththemajorityofresponsescominginafterthestartoftheMiddleEastconflict,thisyear’ssurveycontains

insightsonhowcentralbankersviewgoldinthelightofongoinggeopoliticalturmoil.

Thisyearwesetanewbenchmark,drawingin76

responses

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–surpassingthenumberofsurvey

respondentsinthepreviousyearandthehighest

participationonrecordsinceoursurveycommencednineyearsago.Thesampleishighlyrepresentativeoftheoverallcentralbankcommunity,both

geographicallyandintermsofgoldowned.This

robustparticipationisapowerfulsignalof

engagementwithgoldamongstthecentralbankingcommunity.Theseresponsesadddepthtoour

insightsintoandunderstandingofgold’srolewithinreservemanagement.

Wewouldliketogivespecialthankstoallcentral

bankswhotookthetimetoparticipateinthisyear’ssurvey.

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Yourengagementandthoughtful

contributionsareincrediblyvaluable.

Keyhighlights

•Similartofindingsfromprevioussurveys,central

bankscontinuetoholdfavourableexpectationsongold.Respondentsoverwhelmingly(89%)

believethatglobalcentralbankgoldreserveswillincreaseoverthenext12months.

•Thisyear,arecord45%ofrespondentsexpect

theirowngoldreserveswillalsoincreaseover

thesameperiod.Themajorityoftheremaining

respondentsindicatedtheyexpectnochangewhile1%expecttheirinstitution’sgoldreservesto

decrease.

•Gold’sperformanceduringtimesofcrisis,portfoliodiversificationandinflationhedgingaresomeofthe

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Historicalgolddemandandsupplydata,Goldhub

2.Somesurveyquestionswerevoluntary.Asaresult,basesizesvaryacrosschartsdependingonthenumberofrespondentsforeachquestion.

keyfactorsforcentralbankstoholdgold.In

addition,goldasageopoliticalriskhedgeandgoldaspartofareservediversificationpolicyalsofeatureaskeyreasonsforincreasing

allocationstogold.

•Themajorityofrespondents(74%)see

moderateorsignificantlylowerUSdollar

holdingswithinglobalreservesoverthenext

fiveyears.Respondentsalsobelievethattheshareofothercurrencies,suchastheeuroandrenminbiwillremainunchangedoverthesameperiod,whilegoldholdingswillincrease.

•Thisyear’ssurveyaskedrespondentshowtheywouldfundtheirnewgoldpurchases.Halfof

respondentsindicatedthroughadomestic

purchaseprogrammeinlocalcurrency,while38%indicatedthroughsellingexistingreserveassets.

•TheBankofEnglandremainsthemostpopular

vaultinglocationamongrespondentsat57%,

thoughcentralbankscontinuetodiversifytheirstorageacrossmultiplelocations.Domestic

storagecameinsecondat49%,followedbythe

BankforInternationalSettlementsat16%(aslightuptickfromlastyear).TheSwissNationalBanksawanotabledeclineinpreference,droppingto6%

from12%in2025.

•Anotableincreaseinchangestovaultinglocationswasobservedinthisyear’ssurvey,with9%sayingtheyhaveincreaseddomesticstorageand10%sayingtheyhavediversifiedoverseasstoragelocationsinthepast12months,comparedwith5%and2%respectivelyinlastyear’ssurvey.The

trendisalsoobservedinfutureplansforvaulting,with7%sayingtheyplantoincreasedomestic

storageand9%sayingtheyplantodiversifyoverseasstoragelocationsinthecoming12months.

3.TheCentralBankGoldReserves(CBGR)surveyisconductedontheconditionofanonymity.Unique,anonymisedlinkswereprovidedtotheWorldGold

Counciltosendtotheircontactswithincentralbanksaroundtheworld.Centralbanksthatareundersanctionswerenotcontacted.

Perspectivesongoldreserves

Thisyear’ssurveyreinforcesthetrend:centralbanksremainverypositiveon

gold,highlightingitssignificanceamidavolatilegeopoliticalandeconomic

environment.

Oursurveyshowsacontinuationofthetrend

uncoveredinpreviousyears:centralbanksseegold

makingupagrowingshareoftheirreserveportfolios.84%ofrespondentsbelievethatgoldwillholda

(moderatelyorsignificantly)highershareoftotal

reservesfiveyearsfromnow,upfrom76%lastyear.

ResponseswerealsofairlyconsistentbetweencentralbanksinadvancedeconomiesandEMDE(emerging

marketsanddevelopingeconomies),withthemajorityanticipatingthattheproportionoftotalreservesheldingoldwouldbemoderatelyhigherinfiveyears’time(Chart

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RespondentswerelesssanguineontheUSdollar.

Whileitmaintainsitspositionasthedominantglobalreservecurrency,datafromtheIMF’sCurrency

CompositionofOfficialForeignExchangeReserves

(COFER)showsthatitssharehasbeenonagradual

decline.

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Andrespondentsbelievethistrendwill

continue,with74%expectingitssharetobelowerfiveyearsfromnow(Chart

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,p

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.BothadvancedeconomyandEMDEresponseswerealignedinthisview.

Whenaskedaboutexpectationsforhowglobalcentralbankgoldreserveswillchangeoverthenext12

months,respondentswerealmostunanimous,with

89%ofrespondentsbelievingthatofficialgold

reserveswillcontinuetoincrease(Chart

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p

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.Thissentimentwasconsistentacrossbothadvanced

economyandEMDErespondents.Itshouldbenotedthat11%ofcentralbanksbelievethatgold’s

proportionoftotalreserveswouldremainunchanged,upfrom5%lastyear.

Inaddition,45%ofrespondentsthoughtthattheir

owninstitution’sgoldreserveswouldriseoverthe

nextyear,broadlyinlinewithlastyear’sfinding(43%).Mostrespondentsdidnotexpecttheirgoldreservestochangeinthenext12months.Thismarksanew

recordhighintheproportionofcentralbanks

expectingtoaddgoldtotheirownreserves(Chart4,

Chart1:Whatproportionoftotalreserves(foreignexchangeandgold)doyouthinkwillbedenominatedinGold5yearsfromnow?

78%

72%

66%

59%

46%

30%29%

18%17%

11%

SignificantlylowerModeratelylowerUnchangedModeratelyhigherSignificantlyhigher

5%

0%

90%

80%

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

4%5%6%6%

0%

20%

3%

20222023202420252026

3%3%4%5%

7%

1%

2026base:allcentralbanks(73);advancedeconomy(17);EMDE(56).2025base:allcentralbanks(73);advancedeconomy(15);EMDE(58)2024base:allcentralbanks(68);advancedeconomy(23);EMDE(45).2023base:allcentralbanks(57);advancedeconomy(13);EMDE(44).2022base:allcentralbanks(56);advancedeconomy(13);EMDE(43).SeeNote1foradetailedexplanationoftheansweroptions.

Source:YouGov,WorldGoldCouncil

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IMFCurrencyCompositionofOfficialForeignExchangeReserves(COFER)

Chart2:Whatproportionoftotalreserves(foreignexchangeandgold)doyouthinkwillbedenominatedinUSdollars5yearsfromnow?

7%

4%

UnchangedModeratelyhigher

202420252026

28%

13%

12%

4%5%

Significantlylower

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

30%

2023

Moderatelylower2022

23%

13%

18%17%

15%

50%

38%

Significantlyhigher

3%4%

49%

45%

28%

62%

14%

7%

6%

5%

2026base:allcentralbanks(73);advancedeconomy(17);EMDE(56).2025base:allcentralbanks(71);advancedeconomy(14);EMDE(57).2024base:allcentralbanks(68);advancedeconomy(23);EMDE(45).2023base:allcentralbanks(57);advancedeconomy(13);EMDE(44).2022base:allcentralbanks(56);advancedeconomy(13);EMDE(43).SeeNote2foradetailedexplanationoftheansweroptions.

Source:YouGov,WorldGoldCouncil

p

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withEMDEbankscontinuingtoleadtheir

advancedeconomycounterparts.AmongEMDE

respondentsaroundhalfthoughtthattheirowngoldreserveswouldincreaseinthenext12months,whiletheotherhalfanticipatedtheywouldremain

unchanged.

Ourfindingshighlightthatgoldsentimentwithinthecentralbankingcommunityremainsupbeat.

Expectationspointtocontinuedgoldbuyingoverthenext12months,reflectingsustainedconfidencein

gold’sstrategicroleamidevolvinggeopoliticalandmacroeconomicdynamics.

Chart3:Howdoyouexpectglobalcentralbankgoldreservestochangeoverthenext12months?

202689%11%

202595%5%

202481%19%

202371%28%2%

202261%30%5%4%

202152%32%5%11%

202075%18%8%

201954%38%8%

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%100%

IncreaseRemainunchangedDecreaseDon'tknow

2026base:allcentralbanks(74);advancedeconomy(17);EMDE(57).2025base:allcentralbanks(73);advancedeconomy(15);EMDE(58).2024base:allcentralbanks(69);advancedeconomy(24);EMDE(45).“Don’tknow”wasremovedasanoptionfromthe2023surveyonwards.

Source:YouGov,WorldGoldCouncil:

5.Whileachangeinthesampleofrespondentsmaypartlyexplainthischange,consolidateddataprovidedbyYouGovindicatesevenwhenanequivalent

sampleisconsidered,amarkedlyhigherproportionofrespondentsbelieves

theirowninstitution’sgoldreserveswouldincreaseoverthenext12monthscomparedtolastyear.

Chart4:Howdoyouexpectyourinstitution'sgoldreservestochangeoverthenext12months?

202645%54%1%

202543%57%

202429%68%3%

202324%72%3%

202225%70%5%

202121%68%11%

202020%57%4%20%

20198%74%3%15%

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%100%

IncreaseRemainunchangedDecreaseDon'tknow

2026base:allcentralbanks(74);advancedeconomy(17);EMDE(57).2025base:allcentralbanks(72);advancedeconomy(14);EMDE(58).2024base:allcentralbanks(69);advancedeconomy(24);EMDE(45).“Don’tknow”wasremovedasanoptionfromthe2023surveyonwards.

Source:YouGov,WorldGoldCouncil

Strategicconsiderationsingoldreservesmanagement

Surveyrespondentscontinuedtorank

economicandgeopoliticalfactorshighly

ininfluencingtheirreservemanagementdecisions.Unsurprisingly,gold’sroleasalong-termstoreofvalue,itsperformanceduringtimesofcrisis,andits

diversificationpropertiescontinuetobekeyreasonswhycentralbanksholdgold.

Respondentswereaskedwhichtopicswererelevanttotheirreservemanagementdecisions;92%indicated

“interestratelevels”–onaparwithlastyear’ssurvey.Otherfactorsthatrespondentsconsideredrelevant

include“geopoliticalinstability”and“inflation

concerns”.“Geopoliticalinstability”hasmovedaheadof“inflationconcerns”inthisyear’ssurveylikelyonthebackofthewarinIran.

WhilecentralbanksfrombothEMDEandadvancedeconomieswerealignedontheirconcernover

92%

97%

95%

“interestratelevels”,amuchhigherproportionofEMDEeconomieswereconcernedaboutthisthanwereadvancedeconomies–adeparturefromlast

year’ssurveywherebothEMDEandadvanced

economiesweresimilarlyconcerned.Similar

divergenceswereobservedaroundinflationconcernsandgeopoliticalinstability(Chart

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,p

3)

.Ahigher

percentageofEMDErespondentsbelievethatinflation(84%)andthegeopoliticalsituation(95%)remainstopofmind;whileamongadvancedeconomyrespondentsthesefigureswere61%and67%respectively.While

54%oftotalrespondentsindicatedthat“potential

tradeconflicts/tariffs”arerelevanttotheirreserve

managementdecisions,EMDErespondentswere

almosttwiceasconcerned(60%)thantheiradvancedeconomycounterparts(33%).

Whenaskedaboutrelevantfactorsintheirdecisiontoholdgold,90%ofrespondentsindicatedthatgold’s

performanceduringtimesofcrisisishighlyor

somewhatrelevanttotheirorganisation(Chart

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,p

3)

,arecordhighforthisfactor.84%ofrespondent

indicatedthatgold’sroleasastoreofvaluewasa

relevantfactorwhile83%pointedtogold’sattributeasaportfoliodiversifier.Theseresponsesreinforcegold’sappealasastrategicreserveasset.

Chart5:Whattopicsarerelevantforyourreservemanagementdecisions?

88%

84%

100%

78%

79%

90%

67%

61%

60%

80%

54%

53%

50%

53%

50%

70%

42%

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40%

60%

33%

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28%

26%

22%

28%

22%

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40%

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12%

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7%

20%

10%

0%

Inflationconcerns

Geopoliticalinstability

Potentialtradeconflicts/tariffs

Technologicalinnovation

Others

Shiftsinglobal

economic

power

Concernsover

fiscal

sustainability

Concernsover

unexpected

shocks

Interestratelevels

ESGissuesIncreasing

polarisationofglobalpolitics

.All.Advanced.EMDE

2026base:allcentralbanks(76);advancedeconomy(18);EMDE(58).

Source:YouGov,WorldGoldCouncil

Chart6:Howrelevantarethefollowingfactorsinyourorganisation'sdecisiontoholdgold?

49%41%6%4%

Gold'sperformanceduringtimesofcrisis

48%36%7%9%

49%33%14%3%

Gold'sroleasalong-termstoreofvalue/inflationhedgeGoldisaneffectiveportfoliodiversifier

42%38%12%9%

45%33%10%12%

GoldaspartofreservesdiversificationpolicyGold'sroleasageopoliticalriskhedge

14%

14%

36%

35%

28%

32%

25%L_________」

23%___________」

17%14%

6%7%

29%39%22%10%

46%14%12%28%

30%30%25%14%

GoldhasnodefaultriskOurgoldholdingsisahistoricalpositionGoldisahighlyliquidasset

17%

25%

25%

12%

39%

Gold'slackofpoliticalriskConcernsaboutsystemicfinancialrisks

12%

10%

10%

9%

12%

20%

33%17%

22%39%

25%

41%43%

Othercentralbanksholdgold GoldservesasvaluablecollateralDomesticcitizens'perceptionsaboutgold

25%

23%

38%

29%

57%

67%

4%20%17%58%

AnticipatedchangesintheinternationalmonetarysystemRisingsovereigndebtlevels Gold'suseasapolicytool DomesticgoldproductionConcernsaboutsanctions

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%100%

HighlyrelevantSomewhatrelevantwMarginallyrelevantwNotrelevant

2026:allcentralbanks(69),advancedeconomy(16),EMDE(53).2025base:allcentralbanks(59);advancedeconomy(13);EMDE(46).Rankedbyadding“highlyrelevantʺand“somewhatrelevantʺ.

Source:YouGov,WorldGoldCouncil

ThisfindingwasfurtheranalysedacrossrespondentsfromEMDEandadvancedcentralbanks.49outof53(92%)ofrespondentsfromtheEMDEgroupagreed

thatgold’sperformanceintimesofcrisesisthemostrelevantfactorinholdinggold.Thiscomparesto13

outof16(81%)ofrespondentsfromtheadvanced

economygroup.Adivergenceoccurredwhenwe

askedabouttherelevanceofgoldasageopoliticalriskhedge:45outof53(85%)ofEMDErespondentsratedthisfactorasrelevantcomparedtojust9outof16

(56%)inadvancedeconomies.

Ifwecomparethistothesamequestioninlastyear’ssurvey,wecanseesimilarities.In2025,“performanceduringtimesofcrisis”,“effectiveportfoliodiversifier”

and“longtermstoreofvalue”werealsohighlyratedasrelevantinholdinggold.Consistencyinthetop

threerelevantfactorsshowsthatcentralbanksacrosstheboardcontinuetorecognisegold’suniqueand

strategicroleinreservemanagement.

Chart7:2026Responses

100%

90%

80%

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

Gold'sperformanceduring

Gold'sroleasalong-term

storeofvalue/inflationhedge

Goldisaneffectiveportfolio

Gold'sroleasageopolitical

Goldhasnodefaultrisk

Goldaspartofreserves

diversificationpolicy

Ourgoldholdingsisa

historicalposition

Goldisahighlyliquidasset

Gold'slackofpoliticalrisk

Concernsaboutsystemic

Goldservesasvaluable

Domesticgoldproduction

Othercentralbanksholdgold

Anticipatedchangesinthe

internationalmonetarysystem

Gold'suseasapolicytool

Concernsaboutsanctions

Domesticcitizens'perceptions

Risingsovereigndebtlevels

timesofcrisis

financialrisks

collateral

diversifier

riskhedge

aboutgold

●Advanced.EMDE

2026base:allcentralbanks(69);advancedeconomy(16);EMDE(53).Rankedby“highlyrelevant”plus“somewhatrelevant”basedon2026EMDEresponses.

Note:“Diversificationpolicy”,“Othercentralbanksholdgold”and“Domesticcitizens’perceptionsaboutgoldwereaddedin2025.

Chart8:2025Responses

100%

90%

80%

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

Gold'sperformanceduring

Gold'sroleasalong-term

storeofvalue/inflation

Goldisaneffectiveportfolio

Gold'sroleasageopolitical

Goldhasnodefaultrisk

Goldaspartofreserves

diversificationpolicy

Ourgoldholdingsisa

historicalposition

Goldisahighlyliquidasset

Gold'slackofpoliticalrisk

Concernsaboutsystemic

Goldservesasvaluable

Domesticgoldproduction

Othercentralbanksholdgold

Anticipatedchangesinthe

internationalmonetary

Gold'suseasapolicytool

Concernsaboutsanctions

Domesticcitizens'perceptions

timesofcrisis

diversifier

riskhedge

financialrisks

collateral

hedge

system

aboutgold

AdvancedEMDE

2025base:allcentralbanks(59);advancedeconomy(13);EMDE(46).Rankedby“highlyrelevant”plus“somewhatrelevant”basedon2025EMDEresponses.Note:“Diversificationpolicy”,“Othercentralbanksholdgold”and“Domesticcitizens’perceptionsaboutgoldwereaddedin2025.

Source:YouGov,WorldGoldCouncil

Technicalandoperationalconsiderationsofgold

reservesmanagement

Surveyrespondentspredominantly

managegoldasaseparatereserve

asset,whilethepreferredoptionwhenbuyingandholdingphysicalgoldis

LondonGoodDeliverybars.TheBankofEnglandcontinuestobethefavoured

goldstoragelocation,butcentralbanksareincreasinglydiversifyingtheirstoragelocations.

Amongsurveyrespondents,76%managegold

separatelyfromotherreserveassets,comparableto

75%lastyear(Q19).Therewasaslightincrease–from17%lastyearto19%thisyear–inrespondentswho

managegoldintheinvestmenttranche.Whenit

comestowhytheymanagegoldseparately(Q20),goldasastrategicassetwasthetopresponse,with75%ofrespondentsselectingthisasareason,thisisa

notableincreasefromthepreviousyear(64%).44%ofrespondentsselected“Itisahistoricallegacyasset”asarelevantreason,comparedto62%lastyear.Of

these,83%ofadvancedeconomiesselectedthis

optioncomparedto33%ofEMDE.Accountingforgolddifferentlytootherassetclasseswasanotherinstancewhererespondentsfromadvancedeconomiesand

EMDEdiverged,withnoadvancedeconomies

choosingthisoptioncomparedto28%ofEMDE

economies;thisisasharpdeparturefromthepreviousyearwhenbothwereat9%.

LondonGoodDeliverybarscontinuetorepresentthemajorityofcentralbankers’physicalgoldpurchases,with62%ofallrespondentschoosingthisoptionas

theirtoppreference.DrillingdownintoEMDEandadvancedeconomies,71%ofEMDErespondents

selected“GoodDeliverybars”astheirtopchoice,asdid33%ofadvancedeconomyrespondents.EMDE

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CentralBankDomesticASGMPurchaseProgrammes,WorldGoldCouncil,

April2021

respondentsalsoboughtgolddoréandkilobars,

althoughtheseweremuchlesspopularoptions.Thiscouldrepresenthowgoldispurchasedthrough

domestic(LSMorASGM)goldbuyingprogrammes,whichsomeemergingmarketcountriesoperate.

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Similarly,LondonGoodDeliverybarsalsoremaintheprimarywayinwhichcentralbanksholdgold,with

93%selectingthisoptionastheirtopchoice.

RespondentsinbothEMDEandadvancedeconomygroupsshowedsimilarpreferences.

Thisyear,21%ofrespondentshaveconsidered

upgradinggoldholdingsthatdonotconformtoGoodDeliverystandards,aslightdecreasecomparedto22%inlastyear’ssurvey.Whenaskedaboutconsiderationstoestablishadomesticgoldpurchaseprogramme,

53%ofEMDEcentralbankerstoldusthatoneis

alreadyinplace,while12%ofEMDErespondents

indicatedtheywereconsideringestablishingsucha

programme.Oneadvancedeconomycentralbankalsoindicatedthatitwasconsideringthis.12ofthecentralbankswithexistingdomesticbuyingprogrammes

statedthattheyrefinedtheirgoldatanLBMAGood

DeliveryListrefinery,adecreasefrom14thepreviousyear.HalfofEMDEcentralbankswithdomesticbuyingprogrammes(8)indicatedthattheypaythespot

internationalgoldpricefortheirgold.Incontrast,fourEMDEcentralbankspayadiscounttotheinternationalgoldprice.

TheBankofEnglandcontinuestobethemostpopularlocationforvaulting(57%)while49%ofcentral

bankersindicatedthat“domesticstorage”waswheretheycurrentlyvaultatleastpartoftheirgoldreserves,comparedto59%lastyear.Itshouldbenotedthat

20%saidtheywould"prefernottorespond",up

significantlyfrom8%lastyear.Thismayhaveledto

lowerresponsesinotheroptions.Whenaskediftheircustodyarrangementshavechangedoverthepast12months,9%indicatedthattheyhadincreased

domesticstoragewhile10%indicatedthattheyhad

diversifiedoverseasstoragelocations,anotableuptick

from5%and2%respectivelyinlastyear’ssurvey.

Lookingforwardtothenext12months,therealso

appearstobeanincreaseincentralbanks’desireto

changetheirstoragearrangements,with7%stating

thattheyplantoincreasedomesticstorageand9%

statingthattheyplantodiversifyoverseasstorage

locations.Thisdesiretodiversifyoverseasstoragehasseenanotableincreasefromjust2%inlastyear’s

survey.

Whenaskedifcentralbanksactivelymanagetheirgoldreserves,37%ofrespondentsansweredpositively–areturnto2024levels.Wealsoaskedabouttheir

reasonsfordoingso:85%ofallrespondentsindicated“enhancingreturns”andasignificant42%selected

“riskmanagement”.Thelatterhassharplyincreasedfrom22%in2025,while“tacticaltrading”hasseenasimilar-sizeddeclineinresponsesyear-on-year.

Conclusion

ThisyearmarksthenintheditionofourannualCentralBankGoldReservesSurvey.Overthattime,positive

sentimenttowardsgoldhasincreasednotably.

Optimismaboutgold’sfutureroleasareserveasset

hasgrownalongsideadesirebyrespondentstoadd

moregoldtotheirreserves.Centralbanksincreasinglyviewgoldasanactiveandimportantstrategicasset

withintheirreserveportfolios.Ongoingeconomicandgeopoliticaluncertaintycontinuestoweighonreservemanagers,asthisyear’sfindingshighlight.Concerns

overinterestrates,theinflationoutlookand

geopoliticaluncertainty,showthatdiversificationandriskmitigationcontinuetobekeydriversofstrategic

reservemanagementdecisions.Thisyear’ssurvey

revealsanemergenttrendofcentralbanks

increasinglylookingtodiversifygoldvaultinglocations.Andwhiletherearedivergencesbetweenadvanced

economyandEMDEcentralbanksinsomeaspects,theyshareacommonconfidenceingold’sroleasareliablestoreofwealthandakeycomponentintheirlong-termreservemanagementstrategies.

Astheworldbecomesincreasinglyvolatileand

unpredictable,gold’ssafety,liqu