De Nederlandsche Bank
The central bank of the Netherlands, responsible for the country's monetary policy participation within the eurozone and for managing its official gold and foreign-currency reserves.
Covered in 3 MetalsCost.com News Intelligence articles, most recently on September 18, 2026.
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Central Banks Have Relocated Gold Reserves in Three Waves Since 2000, World Gold Council Says
The World Gold Council traces central bank gold relocations back to Germany's 2000 transfer through three historical waves, arguing the Netherlands' 2026 move to London and India's rising domestic share reflect a search for liquidity and access, not a prelude to selling.
France Completes Full Gold Repatriation From the US, Banking a $15 Billion Profit
The Banque de France completed a 129-tonne gold swap between New York and Paris across 26 transactions, bringing all 2,437 tonnes of its reserves home and booking roughly $15 billion in profit.
Dutch Central Bank Moves 86 Tonnes of Gold From North America to London for Crisis Readiness
The Dutch central bank moved 86 tonnes of gold from New York and Ottawa to London between March and August 2026, citing geopolitical unrest and crisis-readiness needs.
