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Reserve Currencies Change. Gold Endures.

Gold and the Rise and Fall of Reserve Currencies: From Sterling to the Dollar - and What History May Tell Us About the Next Monetary System.

A comprehensive look at how reserve currencies rise and fall, the role of gold across monetary systems, and what history suggests about the future of the global financial order.

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Sterling & the Gold Standard

How gold shaped the pound's global role

The Dollar System

From Bretton Woods to the modern fiat era

Gold in a Multipolar Future

What history may suggest for what's next

Inside the Report

A historical and forward-looking analysis of reserve currencies, the role of gold, and what it could mean for the next monetary system.

  1. 01

    Sterling and the Classical Gold Standard

    How the pound became the world's reserve currency and the role of gold.

  2. 02

    Bretton Woods and the Dollar

    How the U.S. dollar replaced sterling and reshaped the global system.

  3. 03

    The Post-1971 Monetary System

    The shift to fiat money and the rise of global financial markets.

  4. 04

    Why Reserve Currencies Rise and Fall

    The key economic, political and market factors that drive reserve status.

  5. 05

    Gold's Role in What Comes Next

    Scenarios for a multipolar system and gold's enduring importance.

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