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The World’s Rich Are Moving Their Gold to Singapore
Source: Bloomberg
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Wealthy investors from the U.S., Europe and the Middle East are looking to Singapore to store gold, citing wars, debt and political uncertainty at home. The report gives no figures on flows or holdings.
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