Repatrierea tezaurelor. De ce își mută tot mai multe țări europene aurul din America de Nord • Newsweek România

European central banks are repatriating gold reserves from North America due to economic uncertainties and geopolitical risks. The trend reflects a shift in security strategies, with countries like the Netherlands and France withdrawing significant amounts of gold. Over 86 tons have already been returned to Europe, as nations reassess their foreign asset placements to avoid potential political blockages. This movement is reminiscent of past strategies during global instability, with analysts noting that while conflicts influence decisions, they are not the primary motivators.