Gold’s return as monetary collateral - OMFIF
Source: OMFIF
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Central banks are pledging gold they hold as reserves to access dollar liquidity rather than selling it outright — a tacit admission that they need dollars more than they trust their own currencies, but also that they expect gold to be worth more later. When collateral value matters more than sale price, you're watching monetary systems fracture in real time.
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