Serbia's central bank has revealed plans to relocate all of its gold reserves—valued at roughly £4 7 billion—back to its own territory, in a move aimed at safeguarding the stockpile during times of crisis
This would make Serbia the first country in Eastern Europe to entirely eschew established storage locations such as Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States
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