Germany gold: Central bank to bring home some reserves
Gold is seen as a store of value and a hedge against inflation Germany's central bank is to bring back almost 700 tonnes of gold reserves it keeps in New York and Paris. By 2020, half of its gold bars will be in its vaults, the Bundesbank said. It currently keeps less than a third at home. The bars were originally taken out of Germany as a precaution against an invasion from the Soviet Union. Cent
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