Times Now · WorldNews · 2026-09-05
Why Central Banks Are Moving Gold Closer To Home
Central banks are taking a fresh look at where they keep their gold as geopolitical tensions, trade disputes and economic uncertainty reshape the way countries manage their reserve assets. The Netherlands became the latest country to adjust its gold-storage strategy after its central bank shifted around 86 tonnes of gold from vaults in the United States and Canada to London. De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) said the move was intended to make the reserves "better prepared for severe crises". The Netherlands moved 86 tonnes of gold to London as central banks rethink storage strategies amid geopolitical tensions, market risks and rising gold demand., Economy, Times Now Why Central Banks Are Moving Gold Closer To Home
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