Europe's Gold Rush: A Tectonic Shift in Global Finance European banks and governments are rapidly transferring their gold reserves out of US vaults, upending conventional wisdom about global finance.
The Dutch central bank's decision to move 86 tonnes of gold from New York to London has sparked concerns among policymakers and analysts about the reliability of storing strategic assets in the US.
This sudden exodus raises fundamental questions about the stability of the global financial system, particularly under the Trump administration.