Well, I was gonna comment “in before SirBudLight’s ‘the Jews!’,” but I wasn’t fast enough.
Kek.
However, this claim also looks to be correct, and is probably a good point to be aware of.
Argentina's gold reserves have been significantly exported abroad, with the government admitting to the transfer of gold without specifying the amounts or destinations. This has raised concerns about the potential for the gold to be seized by foreign creditors due to ongoing legal claims against Argentina.
El Pais Medium
Overview of Argentina's Gold Exports
Argentina has recently exported a significant portion of its gold reserves. The government has acknowledged these transfers, but details regarding the amounts and specific destinations remain unclear.
Key Points
Government Admission: The administration of President Javier Milei has confirmed that gold reserves have been sent abroad.
Lack of Transparency: No official information has been provided about the quantities or the exact locations where the gold has been sent.
Concerns of Seizure: There are fears that the exported gold could be at risk of being seized by foreign creditors due to ongoing legal claims against Argentina.
Argentina's central bank held 61.74 tonnes of gold reserves in early 2026, unchanged from late 2025, while the country's mining exports reached a record US$4.078 billion in 2025, with gold contributing 67.5% of that total.
67.5% of $4.078b being $2,753b, which, assuming an average spot price of $70, would amount to about 39.3 million ounces, or about 1225 tons.
Anybody got a good source for Argentina’s national debt, denominated in dollars, dated to 2026?
Man, central bankers should be high on everyones’ radar, and it’s known who many central bankers are.
A good question is, now that these debts are “owed”, what is the best course for remediating them? Default and/or prosecution? Gold payment + revaluation as a debt settlement + no more fake money loans”? Pretty sure Trump proposed that. It sounds like a settlement to me.
Do fake money loans have an economic value? There will be a lot of similar mechanical issues in a hard money system that the soft money system has. How are those mitigated?
Whatever the best answer is, I’d wager one of them is - let’s not let a sodomite British eugenicist who actively rejected the concept of planning for the future (“in the long run, we’re all dead” - NO. “In the long run, what are we inheriting to our children, you childless twunt.”) design our next economic system.
Well, I was gonna comment “in before SirBudLight’s ‘the Jews!’,” but I wasn’t fast enough.
Kek.
However, this claim also looks to be correct, and is probably a good point to be aware of.
67.5% of $4.078b being $2,753b, which, assuming an average spot price of $70, would amount to about 39.3 million ounces, or about 1225 tons.
Anybody got a good source for Argentina’s national debt, denominated in dollars, dated to 2026?
They have been known to do a pump & dump with the Nation's currency valuation. They plague Nations with the same Criminal methods.
Man, central bankers should be high on everyones’ radar, and it’s known who many central bankers are.
A good question is, now that these debts are “owed”, what is the best course for remediating them? Default and/or prosecution? Gold payment + revaluation as a debt settlement + no more fake money loans”? Pretty sure Trump proposed that. It sounds like a settlement to me.
Do fake money loans have an economic value? There will be a lot of similar mechanical issues in a hard money system that the soft money system has. How are those mitigated?
Whatever the best answer is, I’d wager one of them is - let’s not let a sodomite British eugenicist who actively rejected the concept of planning for the future (“in the long run, we’re all dead” - NO. “In the long run, what are we inheriting to our children, you childless twunt.”) design our next economic system.
https://www.nber.org/system/files/chapters/c8841/c8841.pdf
What’s in that? Not clicking.