Half of Monetary Authorities to Boost Gold Reserves by 2028

Nearly half of the world’s central banks plan to boost their gold reserves over the next three years, driven by the economic and political uncertainty stoked by President Trump’s tariff-driven trade policies.

Invesco’s research finds that 50% of monetary authorities view gold as a vital “reserve of resilience,” prized for its safe-haven status and political neutrality. A parallel World Gold Council survey shows 43% of central banks expect to increase holdings in the coming year, up from 29% a year ago.