♦️The demand for gold has been increasing from both individual investors and central banks since 2022, which has led not only to a rise in the price of the precious metal but also to a significant change in the nature of countries' reserves worldwide, as gold has risen to second place among global reserves, surpassing the euro and now only trailing the dollar.
♦️Gold's share of global reserves reached 23% in the second quarter of 2025, the highest level in 30 years, according to data from the International Monetary Fund, Forex, and Société Générale.
♦️Thus, the share of the yellow metal in global reserves has doubled over the past six years.
♦️At the same time, the share of the US dollar in international reserves dropped by 10 percentage points to 44%, its lowest level since 1993, according to the same data.
♦️In comparison, the share of the euro declined by two percentage points to 16%, the lowest level for the European currency in 22 years.
♦️Gold is quickly replacing paper currencies as a reserve currency, and although its share remains below that of the dollar, current political tensions increase the chances of its share rising in the coming period and narrowing the gap between it and the US currency.
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