[Deutsche Bank: Gold's Share in Global Reserves Rises to 30%] Deutsche Bank's latest report indicates that gold's share in the total global 'foreign exchange and gold' reserves has risen to 30%, while the share of the US dollar during the same period has dropped from 43% to 40%. Deutsche Bank analysts further stated that for gold's share to match that of the US dollar, with current holdings unchanged, the price of gold would need to rise to approximately $5,790 per ounce. This trend reflects the continued increase in the importance of gold in global reserves, while also showing a decline in the US dollar's share in international reserves.