HSBC Survey Shows Vast Majority of Reserve Managers Rank Geopolitical Risk as One of Top Concerns, Second Only to High Inflation

Published: Apr 25, 2023 13:56
The HSBC Reserve Management Trends Survey showed that a majority of reserve managers surveyed ranked geopolitical risk as one of their top concerns, second only to high inflation.

The HSBC Reserve Management Trends Survey showed that a majority of reserve managers surveyed ranked geopolitical risk as one of their top concerns, second only to high inflation.

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More than 40 percent of respondents cited geo-location risk as one of the top risk factors, compared with 23 percent in last year's survey.

About a third of respondents have changed or plan to change the assets they buy due to heightened geo-risks such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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A recent annual survey of 83 central banks found that more than two-thirds of respondents believe that global central banks will continue to increase their gold holdings in 2023. These 83 central banks manage a total of $7 trillion in foreign exchange assets.

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