Aurul pleacă din New York. Încrederea începe să plece după el

Countries are moving their gold reserves from New York due to geopolitical tensions, reflecting concerns over control rather than physical security. The shift is not limited to gold; Norway's sovereign fund is reconsidering its U.S. bond holdings. The uncertainty surrounding U.S. foreign policy and economic strategies has intensified this debate. While U.S. Treasury bonds remain a primary safe asset, foreign investor participation has significantly declined. The rise in gold prices post-Russian invasion of Ukraine indicates a growing desire for diversification among central banks. Although the U.S. still holds a dominant position, trust in its financial security is waning, prompting questions about reliance on a single country for safety.