The central bank's gold holdings have surpassed the estimated value-adjusted dollar reserve assets for the first time, setting a historical record.


The adjusted dollar reserves exclude interest earned from holdings such as U.S. Treasury bonds, showing only the central bank's actual new dollar reserve scale.
Official gold reserve assets have reached a record $3.87 trillion, about $38.7k higher than the estimated value-adjusted dollar reserve assets, which stand at $3.73 trillion.
Since 2022, gold reserve assets have TRIPLED, thanks to record-breaking central bank stockpiling and soaring prices.
Meanwhile, dollar reserve assets have decreased by -$300 billion.
This trend has accelerated further after Russia's assets were seized in 2022, new sanctions measures, and increasing geopolitical uncertainties.
Global central banks are accumulating gold at an unprecedented pace.
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