De ce își mută țările europene aurul din America de Nord?

The Dutch central bank has relocated 86 tons of gold from North America to London, citing geopolitical instability as a reason for the move. This decision reflects a broader trend among European central banks to bring gold reserves closer to home amid rising global tensions. While some analysts suggest that economic shocks are not imminent, the relocation is seen as a precautionary measure. The Bank of England remains a popular storage choice due to its status as a major trading hub. Central banks have been increasing their gold reserves significantly in recent years, with a notable rise in demand for gold as a strategic reserve asset.