
A Golden Shift: Central Banks Favor Gold Over U.S. Bonds for the First Time in Decades
In a striking turn of events, central banks worldwide have accumulated more gold than U.S. Treasury bonds for the first time in nearly three decades. This shift marks a slow but steady pivot away from dollar-based assets toward tangible, time-tested stores of value. The move signals a profound change in global financial dynamics, driven by rising geopolitical risks, political uncertainty, and a quest for greater economic sovereignty.













