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The Dutch central bank adjusts its gold reserve allocation, moving assets from North America to London to enhance liquidity.

The Dutch central bank adjusts its gold reserve allocation, moving assets from North America to London to enhance liquidity.

智通财经智通财经2026/09/02 11:41
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  1. In the past six months, the Dutch central bank has transferred 86 tons of gold from storage locations in New York and Ottawa to London, equivalent to 27.5% of its total gold holdings in North America.
  2. The bank stated that this transfer aims to enhance the tradability of its gold and better prepare for liquidity in potential crisis scenarios.
  3. The Dutch central bank noted that gold stored at the Bank of England is considered the most liquid and easily tradable gold bars globally, making them the most accessible assets in emergency situations.
  4. This adjustment reflects the European Central Bank system's refined approach to gold reserve management, ensuring asset security while balancing liquidity and market accessibility in extreme situations.
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