Italian Lawmakers Seek State Control of $300B Gold Reserves

Italian Lawmakers Push for State Ownership of $300 Billion Gold Reserves

Italian lawmakers from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's party have proposed legislation to confirm that Italy's $300 billion in gold reserves belong to the state. The proposal, intended as a budget amendment, seeks to resolve longstanding debates about ownership and potentially address the nation's large public debt.

10 countries hoarding the most gold in central banks

Central banks use gold reserves to protect against inflation, currency risks, and financial crises. The US, Germany, Italy, France, Russia and China hold the largest gold reserves in 2025, securing their economies amid global uncertainties. India and others also increase their holdings.

Italy lawmakers revive state claim on central bank's $300 billion gold pile

Italian lawmakers have revived attempts to establish that the central bank's $300 billion in gold reserves belong to the state by presenting a proposal to parliament.

Italy's Gold Reserves Shine as Prices Surge

Italys Gold Reserves Shine as Prices Surge Bank of Italys steadfast holdings, untouched during crises, now valued at $300 billion Amid soaring interna

Italy's firm stance on gold stockpiling pays off as prices soar

While Italy's sovereign assets, including bonds and banks, have frequently been the subject of market instability in recent years, the nation is...

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Explore how the Italian central bank's vast gold reserves have become an unexpected boon, providing financial stability amid economic uncertainty.