Why Are European Banks Moving Gold Out of United States?
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The US is LOSING its position as the first choice for foreign governments in finance, defense and education. Countries are withdrawing gold reserves and looking for alternatives, while the US's reputation, especially in the West, is declining.
The central banks of the Netherlands and France have repatriated part of their gold from the United States in the face of geopolitical uncertainties. Above all, to have easy access to gold in times of crisis. Fort Knox, the fortified complex that houses much of the gold reserves in the United States, is synonymous with security. However, the ... Continue reading "Europe turns its back on the US and begins to mobilize tons of gold reserves outsid…
Why are European banks moving gold out of United States?
Fort Knox, the fortified complex in the state of Kentucky where about half of the US government's gold reserves are held, is a byword for security. To be "like Fort Knox" means to be extremely secure and well-guarded. Yet the perception of the United States as a whole as a secure location to store…
The popular term “as safe as Fort Knox” refers to something extremely secure and heavily guarded. However, the perception of the US as a safe place to store gold is questionable.
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