Reserve Benchmarks 2024 – executive summary

Key findings from the benchmark on asset allocations, diversification and currencies

In 2024, central banks have begun cutting interest rates from record highs and geopolitics is becoming more fragmented as the Russo-Ukrainian war continues. Reserve managers are tasked with rebalancing their portfolios to ensure a steady stream of income while ensuring that central assets remain safe. The benchmarking data shows some limited diversification, but the overall message is that central banks retain their focus on traditional safe assets, most denominated in US dollars.

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