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Dutch central bank shifts billions in gold from Canada, U.S. to London in ‘crisis preparedness’ move
Source: The Globe and Mail
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The Dutch central bank said it moved “billions of dollars” of gold reserves out of North America as “crisis preparedness” amid global political unrest. The action signals heightened caution on geopolitical risk, though it is unlikely to be a major immediate driver for broader markets.
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