According to the research report released by Deutsche Bank Research Institute, the global financial and economic crisis has limited impact on the global foreign exchange reserve structure, and the global foreign exchange reserve structure has not changed much from the second quarter of 2007 to the first quarter of 20 10.

In the meantime, the proportion of euro reserves in industrial countries increased to 25. 15%, with an increase of11.63%; The proportion of its dollar reserves fell to 64.66%, a decrease of 4.55%; The proportion of euro reserves in emerging economies increased to 29.5 1%, an increase of 2.75%, while the proportion of dollar reserves in emerging economies decreased to 58.04%, a decrease of 6.46%. In the same period, the structure of world gold reserves has not changed much, and the proportion of gold reserves has only increased by 1.9%. While the total gold reserves of industrialized countries decreased from 7 124 billion ounces to 700.2 million ounces, the total gold reserves of emerging economies increased from140.2 billion ounces to 170 1 100 million ounces, with an increase rate of more than 265,438. The report pointed out that the European debt crisis will not shake the status of the euro as the second largest international reserve currency, because central banks and national funds are different from foreign exchange traders, and the former makes investment decisions from a long-term perspective.