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The U.S. has the world’s largest gold reserves—worth $1 trillion at market rates. But repricing that hoard ‘would backfire in a big way,’ analyst says
"Far-fetched? Of course, but these days I have learned to never be shocked by anything anymore.
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"Far-fetched? Of course, but these days I have learned to never be shocked by anything anymore."
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