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Gold movements in Europe fuel debate over confiscation risk

Gold movements in the Netherlands and France have prompted debate over the risk of asset confiscation under a future Trump-era policy environment.

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Concerns about possible restrictions on gold ownership or movement could affect investor confidence and precious-metals markets.

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