欧洲认为他不靠谱，准备从华尔街运回黄金，什么情况？

Group 1 - European countries feel insecure about the reliability of the U.S. government under the current administration, leading to discussions about repatriating gold stored in Wall Street [1][4] - The total value of gold stored by European countries in the U.S. is approximately one trillion dollars, raising concerns about the safety of these assets [1] - The U.S. holds the largest gold reserves globally at 8,133.5 tons, significantly surpassing other countries, with Germany and Italy following at 3,351.5 tons and 2,451.8 tons respectively [2] Group 2 - There is a growing sentiment in Germany and Italy to repatriate gold reserves due to dissatisfaction with U.S. policies and actions, which are perceived as aggressive and self-serving [4][5] - Despite proposals to return gold to their home countries, Germany and France have faced refusals from the U.S., with no clear reasons provided for these denials [5] - The current geopolitical climate and trade tensions have exacerbated feelings of distrust among European nations towards the U.S. administration [2][4]