India to move their gold reserves to Bank of England

India's central bank said on Wednesday it has sought quotes from banks to swap gold in its own vaults for international-standard gold, aiming to improve the management of its reserves.

The Reserve Bank of India said the operation would "standardise the gold available with RBI in India with respect to international standards" and the gold acquired would be delivered to its overseas custodian, the Bank of England.
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... The gold that India purchases and sends to England will be rehypothecated and lost forever, purchased by China, never to see the light of day again.

If England is successful in this latest attempt to restock its reserves it will have won a major victory in the war of precious metals. This will be a huge boom to their diminishing reserves of gold. Gold that they desperately need to keep the artificial supply flowing to the market in their attempt to keep the price of precious metals suppressed.

The good news is that this shows the depths in which Western central banks are having to go to acquire new reserves. They are having to take more drastic measures than ever before. The day of truly free gold is coming.

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