欧洲央行要求意大利政府重新审视黄金储备提案

Core Viewpoint - The European Central Bank has requested Italy to reconsider its proposal to declare national gold reserves as property of the Italian people, which may lead to the government selling part of its gold reserves [1] Group 1: ECB's Position - The ECB suggests that Italian authorities should reassess the draft provisions while maintaining the independence of Italian banks in fulfilling their responsibilities within the ECB framework [1] - The specific purpose of the draft provisions remains unclear according to the ECB [1] Group 2: Italy's Gold Reserves - Italy holds approximately 2,452 tons of gold, ranking third globally after the United States and Germany [1] - Members of the right-wing party led by Prime Minister Meloni proposed an amendment in the upcoming budget to confirm that gold reserves are managed and held by the Bank of Italy, while also stating that they "belong to the Italian people" [1]