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- A March-May 2026 OMFIF survey of 74 UK banks found they will cut dollar holdings over the decade, while central banks said the dollar’s reserve share fell to a two-decade low last year.
- Banks are raising euro holdings to 29% of portfolios, up from 22%, and adding the renminbi.
- Fifty-one percent of banks plan to increase gold holdings, citing geopolitical risk as gold prices rose over 20% this year.
