Germany’s Gold Storage Strategy Faces Political and Economic Debate

Germany’s gold storage strategy is at the center of a growing political and economic debate. Experts are questioning whether overseas storage remains appropriate.
Nearly €164 billion worth of German gold is held in the United States. This arrangement was designed to support international trade and financial stability.
Economists calling for change argue that gold should be kept under national control. They cite increasing geopolitical uncertainty as a reason for caution.
Others warn that repatriation could have unintended consequences. They emphasize the importance of maintaining strong financial ties with global partners.
The government has so far resisted calls for change, insisting there is no immediate threat. Nonetheless, the debate continues to gain attention.