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Is Germany preparing to bring its gold home from U.S. vaults? What once sounded impossible is now being discussed openly in Berlin and Brussels.

Germany holds the second-largest gold reserves in the world, worth nearly €450 billion — yet over a third of it remains stored at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, with more in London and Paris. That made sense during the Cold War. Today, it’s being questioned.

Rising US–EU tensions, trade wars, sanctions, and Washington’s increasingly transactional approach to alliances have reignited concerns over sovereignty, trust, and strategic dependence. Economists, lawmakers, and senior EU officials are now asking a once-taboo question: Is Germany’s gold really safe abroad?

This debate isn’t just about gold bars — it’s about power, leverage, and the future of transatlantic relations.

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