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Scott Bessent says US gold holdings over $1 trillion won't affect the dollar's value.

Scott Bessent · Treasury Secretary · U.S. Department of the TreasurySee track record

Scott Bessent casually says the U.S. has more than $1 trillion in gold—and that it doesn’t matter for the dollar
Said Jul 22, 2026·Fortune SourceParaphrased from reporting
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Scott Bessent says US gold holdings over $1 trillion won't affect the dollar's value.

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    Scott Bessent · Fortune · News article

    Scott Bessent casually says the U.S. has more than $1 trillion in gold—and that it doesn’t matter for the dollar
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Bessent dismisses concerns that gold reserves impact dollar stability, reinforcing faith in fiat currency.

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