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Gold share in central bank reserves overtakes U.S. Treasuries for first time
Gold has overtaken U.S. Treasuries in global central bank reserve assets for the first time, the European Central Bank said. As of end-2025, gold accounted for 27 percent of reserves, exceeding the 22 percent share of U.S. government and Treasury bonds. Gold’s share rose from 20 percent a year earlier, while U.S. Treasuries fell from 25 percent. The ECB cited geopolitics and sanctions risks as key drivers.
Crypto
Kyrgyzstan emerges as \'crypto Switzerland\' and targets Central Asia hub
Kyrgyzstan is moving to build a Central Asian digital asset hub, backed by two state-level stablecoins and a large gold storage facility. A local fintech consultant said a dollar-pegged token is backed by physical gold bought by the finance ministry and stored in a new national vault, with the ministry holding all tokens. A second stablecoin is based on the som and launched on BNB Smart Chain with Binance.
Crypto
Swiss central bank bitcoin reserve push fails after referendum signature drive falls short
A citizen campaign to require the Swiss National Bank to hold bitcoin as part of its reserves has been halted after failing to gather enough signatures for a national referendum. The initiative sought a constitutional change to mandate that some monetary reserves be held in gold and bitcoin, without specifying the bitcoin share. Supporters promoted bitcoin as a neutral reserve asset and hedge against dollar and euro exposure, but the SNB has opposed the idea, citing liquidity and volatility concerns.
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Crypto
VanEck says bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2031
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Crypto
Czech central bank governor says bitcoin could also be a reserve asset
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Crypto
Bitcoin in \'turbulent period\' as crypto regulation bill stalls
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Finance
South Korea\'s forex reserves rise $1.72 billion in February on foreign exchange stabilisation bonds
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Crypto
VanEck sees bitcoin at $3 million by 2050, urges investors to hold
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Finance
South Korea\'s foreign reserves fall for first time in 7 months to $428.1 billion at end-December