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Central Banks Rethink Gold Storage as Trust in U.S. Custody Wanes

The Dutch central bank's move of 85 tons of gold from North America to London is the latest sign that central banks are diversifying where they store reserves, driven by geopolitical risk and a focus on access and liquidity rather than safety alone.

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The Dutch central bank's move of 85 tons of gold from North America to London is the latest sign that central banks are diversifying where they store reserves, driven by geopolitical risk and a focus on access and liquidity rather than safety alone.

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