Many Central Banks Expect to Increase Gold Reserves in 2025

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Adi Ahdiat 17/06/2025 14:42 WIB

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According to a World Gold Council survey, an increasing number of central banks in various countries expect to increase their gold reserves by 2025.

Expected Changes in Central Bank Gold Reserves in the Next 12 Months (2021-2025)

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Expected Changes in Central Bank Gold Reserves in the Next 12 Months (2021-2025)

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An increasing number of central banks are planning to increase their gold reserves in 2025.

This is evident from the Central Bank Gold Reserves Survey 2025 report released by the World Gold Council (WGC).

In recent years, the WGC has routinely surveyed representatives from central banks in various countries.

Of the 73 central bank representatives surveyed in May 2025, 43% expect to increase their gold reserves in the next 12 months.

This figure is higher than previous survey results and represents a new record high.

In previous years, the proportion of central banks expecting to increase gold reserves never reached 40%.

Unlike last year, in 2025 no central bank intends to reduce its gold reserves, as shown in the graph.

"These findings clearly highlight that gold sentiment within the central banking community remains positive," the WGC stated in its report.

"Expectations point to continued gold buying over the next 12 months, reflecting sustained confidence in gold’s strategic role amid evolving geopolitical and macroeconomic dynamics," they said.

The WGC claims the sample in this survey represents the central bank community in both developed and developing countries, representing diverse geographical regions and levels of gold ownership.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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