Central banks reduce gold reserves in US and UK

Many central banks around the world have begun withdrawing gold reserves from the warehouses in the United States and Britain, as those reserves were previously considered standard procedures due to their liquidity and reliable storage. The escalation of political risks, such as the freezing of Russian foreign exchange reserves in 2022, has led these banks to store gold locally. France experienced extensive buying and selling of gold between July 2025 and January 2026, achieving a profit of approximately 12.8 billion euros. Meanwhile, Germany and others carried out massive replenishments of their reserves. This shift coincides with gold prices reaching record levels, with the price per ounce surpassing $5,589 in January 2026. Global gold reserves have exceeded $4 trillion, surpassing U.S. Treasury bonds.

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