Central Banks Flock to Gold Amid Global Uncertainty

The world's largest gold reserves are held by the United States, with over 8,133.5 tonnes stored in major official facilities.

Countries such as China and Russia have been increasing their gold purchases to reduce currency risks and strengthen financial security amid global uncertainty.

Poland has emerged as one of the most aggressive buyers among developed economies, with its reserves growing from 103 tonnes in 2018 to around 582 tonnes by early 2026.