European Central Bank reports increased gold holdings due to revaluation adjustments

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The European Central Bank's gold holdings increased by EUR 113.2 billion due to quarterly revaluation adjustments. The Eurosystem's foreign currency position rose by EUR 4.9 billion, also primarily due to revaluation effects. Base money decreased by EUR 24.7 billion. These adjustments reflect the revaluation of assets and liabilities at market rates at the end of the quarter, impacting gold, foreign exchange, and financial instruments.


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