Europe moves gold out of US as concerns over Trump-era risks grow

Dutch yank gold from NY, citing ‘geopolitical unrest’ — becoming 2nd Euro country to pull precious metal

The Dutch central bank has yanked more than 78 metric tons of gold out of New York, citing the tumultuous international climate -- the second European country to ditch its US precious metal stores this year.

Europe moves gold out of US as concerns over Trump-era risks grow

European central banks are shifting gold reserves as geopolitical tensions rise and questions grow over the reliability of the US.

‘Geopolitical unrest’: Dutch central bank moves gold bars out of US

The transfer follows warnings that an unreliable US government may otherwise seize gold stored in the US amid growing transatlantic tensions.