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Global Reset Weekly — Key Real Developments (Mid-November 2025)
Monetary realignment deepens as central banks pivot to strategic reserves and de-dollarization.
Overview
Global central banks are continuing to accumulate gold at historically high levels, signaling a structural rebalancing of reserve assets.
The dollar’s grip is loosening, as some investors question its long-term primacy and nations hedge using non-dollar instruments.
These moves reflect an intensifying shift toward a multi-asset, de-dollarized financial architecture — major pillars in the global reset.
Key Developments
According to the World Gold Council, central banks have added 634 tons of gold year-to-date (Q3 2025), a volume well above pre-2022 averages.
Emerging market central banks remain among the top buyers: Poland, Kazakhstan, Brazil, and others continue to top the list.
According to Wedbush analysis, gold accumulation is part of a deliberate “structural reserve realignment,” with central banks shifting away from dollar-dominated holdings.
Gold purchases rebounded in August after a brief pause in July — central banks added another 15 tonnes that month, per IMF-based data.
Survey data notably show 95% of central banks expect to increase their gold reserves in the next 12 months — underlining the long-term nature of this trend.
Simultaneously, the U.S. dollar has weakened: The DXY (dollar index) dropped to a three-year low, fueling debate over de-dollarization.
Why It Matters
These developments are not just incremental: they reflect a tactical breakout from the dollar-centric system. By aggressively accumulating gold, central banks are building a real-asset foundation for future financial resilience. This shift could undermine long-standing reserve paradigms and reshape global power in markets and trade.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1 — Reserve Asset Transformation
Gold’s resurgence suggests that central banks are protecting against dollar risk while building stores of value that can weather macro shocks.
Pillar 2 — De-Dollarization & Currency Realignment
A weakening dollar coupled with strategic reserve diversification points to a gradual erosion of dollar dominance — and the rise of alternative monetary frameworks.
Pillar 3 — Strategic Stability Through Real Assets
Gold is not just a store of value — its accumulation signals a strategic buffer for nations seeking independence from traditional financial pressures.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
• World Gold Council – “Central Bank Demand Remains Healthy Despite Moderation”
• Wedbush – “Central banks pivot to precious metals, gold accumulation surges”
• FX Leaders – “Gold: Central Banks Resume Buying Spree in August”
• The Guardian – “Global central banks intensify gold stockpiling”
• Investopedia – “The U.S. Dollar Hit a 3-Year Low, But Is the World Really ‘De-Dollarizing’?”
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Sovereign Gold Buying Signals the End of the Old Market Order
Central banks reshape the foundation of global markets as demand for real assets accelerates.
Overview
Gold is entering a structural bull phase driven by central bank accumulation, not retail speculation.
A three-year low in the U.S. dollar index is accelerating demand for non-dollar hedging assets.
These shifts indicate a long-term market rebalancing aligned with global reserve realignment.
Key Developments
Central banks purchased 634 tons of gold year-to-date, according to the World Gold Council — one of the highest volumes ever recorded.
Gold demand rebounded in August as banks added another 15 tons, reversing the July slowdown.
Analysts at Wedbush identify this trend as part of a “structural reserve realignment,” moving global liquidity out of dollar-dominated instruments.
The U.S. dollar index hit a three-year low, amplifying gold’s attractiveness for sovereign diversification.
Survey data show 95% of central banks plan to increase gold reserves in the coming year — strengthening long-term bullish positioning.
Why It Matters
Markets are signaling a fundamental shift away from a dollar-centric reserve system. Gold is reclaiming its historic role as a stabilizing anchor, reducing exposure to fiscal volatility, currency wars, and debt-driven uncertainty.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1 — Real-Asset Reserve Anchors
Gold accumulation strengthens national resilience and reduces vulnerability to dollar liquidity cycles.
Pillar 2 — Market Repricing Through De-Dollarization
A weakening dollar paired with gold accumulation suggests a long-term repricing of global markets.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
• World Gold Council – “Central Bank Gold Demand Trends”
• FX Leaders – “Central Banks Resume Buying Spree in August”
• Investopedia – “Dollar Hits 3-Year Low — De-Dollarization Trends Explained”
• Wedbush Market Minute – “Central Banks Pivot to Precious Metals”
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