Nearly Half See U.S. Debt Restructuring as Realistic Possibility
A UBS survey of nearly 40 central banks reveals significant concerns about U.S. financial stability.
Almost half believe a U.S. debt restructuring is possible, while two-thirds worry about Federal Reserve independence amid criticism from President Trump and White House officials. Despite these concerns, 80% expect the dollar to remain the world’s reserve currency.
Central banks are increasingly diversifying into gold, with 67% viewing it as the best investment through 2030. The survey shows growing pessimism about the global economy, with many expecting stagflation rather than a soft landing.
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