A major Invesco study reveals central banks are fundamentally reshaping their investment strategies amid growing doubts about US fiscal health. While confidence in the US dollar is declining, no alternative currency can replace it, driving central banks to aggressively increase gold reserves as the ultimate geopolitical hedge. These institutions are also abandoning passive investment approaches for active management to navigate an increasingly fragmented global economy. Gold is being embraced as a politically neutral asset that protects against sanctions and rising debt concerns.

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Gold and Silver Prices Today: Stagflation, the Fed, and What Comes Next
Gold briefly dipped below $5,000 Monday as a stronger dollar pressured metals. Oil eased but gas prices keep climbing. With the Fed meeting kicking off tomorrow, the stagflation question is back on the table — and it matters for precious metals.




