Central Bank's average gold purchase in 2026 is 60 tons: Emerging markets trigger a wave of asset restructuring

DAOplomacy · 2026-01-22T03:24:10+00:00

The global central banks are quietly shifting their asset allocation strategies, with emerging market central banks gradually tilting their reserve assets toward gold. The average gold purchase is expected to reach 60 tons by 2026. This reflects a renewed recognition of gold's value preservation function and changes in global liquidity, which is worth noting for macro traders.

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2026-01-22 03:24:10

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【ChainWen】The asset allocation strategies of global central banks are quietly changing. According to analysis, emerging market central banks are systematically adjusting their reserve asset structures, gradually shifting funds from other asset classes into gold. This trend of structured diversified allocation is expected to continue—by 2026, the average gold purchase volume by central banks in various countries may reach 60 tons. What does this reflect? On one hand, it signifies a renewed recognition of gold’s value preservation function; on the other hand, it also mirrors changes in the global liquidity environment. For traders focused on macro factors and asset allocation, this move by central banks is worth close attention, as it often signals a new direction in global capital flows.

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