Brazil gold reserves grew by 33% in the final months of 2025, after the Central Bank purchased 42.8 tons of gold between September and November, lifting total holdings from 129.6 to 172.4 tons. Over the same period, the dollar’s share of Brazil’s international reserves dropped from 80.42% in 2022 to 72% by December 2025 — a four-year slide that reflects a deliberate rebalancing. The broader BRICS picture reinforces that: combined BRICS gold treasury holdings now exceed 6,000 tonnes, and gold reserves by country figures globally point to a global reserve currency shift that central banks across the bloc are pushing forward with increasing urgency.
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Brazil Gold Reserves Rise As Global Currency Shift Accelerates
Source: flagsonline.it
Dollar Still Leads, But Brazil Keeps Trimming Its Share
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