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Daily: Diversify beyond the US dollar

中文标题

每日:分散投资于美元之外

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Citable research brief

Core conclusion · Tlines extraction

UBS CIO advises diversifying beyond the US dollar as de-dollarization trends persist, recommending gold, broad commodities, and select currencies to hedge against dollar weakness and support portfolio returns.

Institution
UBS CIO
Published
08/25/2026
Research topic
Not explicitly stated
Time horizon
Not explicitly stated

Key arguments

  • Gradual diversification away from the US dollar will remain intact due to fiscal concerns, trade policy uncertainty, and reserve diversification.
  • Gold is a clear beneficiary of de-dollarization, with further upside potential supported by ETF inflows and central bank purchases.
  • Broad commodities offer differentiated returns and protection against rising inflation expectations.
  • Select currencies like GBP, NOK, NZD, and CNY may benefit from dollar weakness.

Key numbers

DXY fall over past month
2.4%
Gold price rise this month
15%
Gold target in 12 months
USD 5,400/oz
PBOC gold reserves increase in July
20 metric tons
EURUSD target over time
1.20

Main risks

  • Near-term support for the US dollar from Middle East tensions and higher oil prices.
  • Potential market repricing of Fed rate hikes and economic data surprises.
  • Geopolitical risks and changes in commodity supply conditions.

Corresponding source evidence

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