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Argentine Gold Probe Targets Central Bank Trades and Economy Minister

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A federal prosecutor in Argentina has launched a probe into central bank gold trades that reportedly resulted in a loss of US$1.02 billion, based on a 2025 audit of gold derivatives. The prosecutor requested a federal judge to order preliminary document measures, seeking the state auditor's full file and the central bank's formal reply. The investigation aims to determine if the central bank and the Economy Ministry exchanged instructions regarding gold management.

From riotimesonline.com

Why it matters

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The probe examines the central bank's internal controls and financial losses related to gold reserves. The scandal could increase risk perception of Argentine bonds and shares traded in New York, impacting international investment sentiment.

From riotimesonline.com

Who's involved

  • ArgentinaThe country where the central bank and prosecutor are operating.
  • central bankThe government institution whose gold trades are under investigation.
  • Luis CaputoThe Economy Minister potentially implicated in the investigation.

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