Dutch central bank moves gold to London as geopolitical hedging goes mainstream

The Dutch Central Bank has moved its gold reserves from the US to London, reflecting a strategic pivot toward liquidity and crisis readiness. This shift occurs amid rising geopolitical unrest and global economic uncertainties, as geopolitical hedging becomes more mainstream. By cutting its US gold reserves, the Dutch Central Bank highlights increased instability, a move that may influence the future strategies of other central banks seeking to secure their assets during periods of volatility.