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      <title>The Dutch Central Bank Moved a Quarter of Its Gold Reserves Out of the United States</title>
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      <description>De Nederlandsche Bank shifted more than a quarter of its gold out of American vaults and into London between March and August. The bank confirmed it this week and gave a reason: rising geopolitical unrest. The official justification is that Bank of England bullion is the most tradable in the world and therefore the most readily available if a crisis breaks.
That reason is true and also incomplete, which is normal for central bank communication.</description>
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