Analysis of gold reserves by the Fed: Türkiye and Russia moved away from the dollar, Europe followed a different path
Original headlineFed'den altın rezervleri analizi: Türkiye ve Rusya dolardan uzaklaştı, Avrupa farklı yol izledi
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A Federal Reserve analysis found that repatriating gold reserves does not necessarily signal de-dollarization, as Turkey and Russia cut dollar holdings while keeping gold domestically, whereas Germany, France and the Netherlands shifted gold locations but retained dollar-heavy reserve structures. The report matters because it challenges the common assumption that moving gold home reflects a broad retreat from the dollar, and it suggests reserve composition, not storage location, is the better gauge of currency diversification.
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