Why Are European Countries Moving Their Gold Out of North America?
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The Dutch Central Bank (DNB) announced on Wednesday that it has removed a large portion of its gold from the United States and Canada. Between March and August of this year, about 86 tons moved to London. The NOS reported the news under the headline: “The Netherlands removes large part of gold stock from the US ... Read more The post The Netherlands apparently fears financial crisis surrounding the euro and starts shifting gold stocks appeared f…
The Central Bank of the Netherlands announced on Wednesday (2) that it transferred 86 tons of gold from the United States and Canada to London, in an operation valued at almost US$ 12 billion, the equivalent of about R$ 60 billion. According to the De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), the decision was motivated by the increasing geopolitical instability. [...]
The Netherlands has taken a surprising step in the face of rising tensions between the US and Iran. The Central Bank of the Netherlands (De Nederlandsche Bank) has removed 86 tonnes or 86,000 kilograms of its gold from the US and Canada, worth about ₹13,15,80,00,00,000 (about Rs 1.31 lakh crore). The Netherlands has now shifted this heavy gold to London. The bank has cited the increasing geo-political instability as the main reason behind this. …
The driving force behind the Dutch central bank's massive operation to bring billions of dollars worth of gold reserves, previously stored in the US and Canada, back to London and its own territory has been revealed.
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