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The Netherlands Just Pulled 86.4 Tons of Gold Out of the U.S. to Improve “Crisis Readiness” Amid Global Tensions
Source: 247wallst.com
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The Dutch central bank transferred 86.4 U.S. tons of gold from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to London between March and August 2026, citing a crisis-readiness measure. The move is operational and largely policy-driven, but it may slightly influence gold logistics/flows and market positioning.
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