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Europe sent its gold to the U.S. for safe keeping during World War II. Central banks are now reshuffling their reserves for a new era of uncertainty
"Central banks are increasingly optimizing across three considerations: custody risk, physical accessibility and market liquidity. "
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Central banks are increasingly optimizing their gold holdings by weighing custody risk, physical accessibility, and market liquidity.
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