Gold just hit a new all-time high, and now something major has happened: the Dutch central bank quietly moved its gold out of the United States.
A total of 86 tons were moved from New York and Ottawa to London. From March to August, it quietly carried this out over six months. The official explanation: to diversify risk and prepare for potential crises.
Why London? Because that’s where physical gold has the strongest liquidity. If something really goes wrong, it can be liquidated the fastest. New York? That’s someone else’s territory.
Think about the timing: the U.S. and Iran are fighting, U.S