OMFIF survey: 70% of central banks are unwilling to invest in US dollars due to the political environment in the United States, and 32% of central bank reserve managers plan to increase their gold allocation ratio within 1-2 years

According to the latest survey by the Official Forum of International Monetary and Financial Institutions (OMFIF), due to the political environment in the United States, 70% of central bank reserve managers expressed reluctance to invest in US dollars, a significant increase from 31% in 2024. Meanwhile, 32% of central bank reserve managers plan to increase their gold allocation ratio in the next 12 to 24 months, reaching the highest level in at least five years.