The Netherlands transferred 86 tonnes of gold from the United States and Canada to London. The operation was carried out by the Dutch central bank, known as DNB.
According to the DNB, gold reserves are more easily tradable from London than from New York and Ottawa, which were the former locations of the gold.
The transfer is part of the central bank's strategy to optimize the management of its gold reserves, taking advantage of the liquidity and infrastructure of the London gold market.




