Roman Nasonov: The golden exodus from the USA: The Netherlands took 86 tons, France — the last 129
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Fort Knox, the fortified compound in Kentucky that houses nearly half of the U.S. government’s gold reserves, is synonymous with security. Being “like Fort Knox” means being extremely protected and well-guarded. However, the United States is no longer seen as a safe place to store gold. The decision by the Dutch Central Bank to move some 86 tons of gold from New York to London reflects growing concerns among some governments about the safekeepin…
The Dutch Central Bank has relocated some 86 tons of its gold reserves from North America, and the official reasons are encouraging.
Roman Nasonov: The golden exodus from the USA: The Netherlands took 86 tons, France — the last 129
The golden exodus from the USA: The Netherlands took 86 tons, France — the last 129While Washington is arguing about sanctions and debts, Europe is quietly moving bullion closer to home.From March to August 2026, the Dutch Central Bank moved about...
Netherlands and France have transferred part of their gold reserves from the United States to Europe, in a context marked by increased geopolitical tensions and doubts about the predictability of US policy. The Dutch central bank has transferred about 86 tons of gold from New York to London, justifying the decision with [...] The content European countries strengthen control over gold reserves held in the US appears first in e-Global.
The Netherlands moved about 86 tons of gold from North America to London, while France withdrew its remaining gold from New York.
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