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Does China’s Move Signal A Gold Reset?
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China isn’t just buying gold anymore. It’s offering to hold the world’s reserves in Shanghai and Hong Kong, giving central banks an alternative to London and New York.
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This isn’t just about gold prices. It’s about the plumbing of global finance, who writes the rules, and whether the West can keep its grip.
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