Central banks are reassessing the distribution of their gold reserves amid rising geopolitical uncertainty. During World War II, European countries already transferred their bullion to the United States for safekeeping. Today, they are optimizing their holdings based on three key criteria: custody risk, physical accessibility and market liquidity. This reshuffling reflects growing concerns about the security of assets held abroad.
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