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Jan Nieuwenhuijs: How the U.S. Treasury can cash in big using its gold revaluation account
By Jan Nieuwenhuijs
Money Metals Exchange, Eagle, Idaho
Friday, February 14, 2025
The U.S. Treasury can draw up to $700 billion in new funding from its gold revaluation account at the Federal Reserve. And the Treasury could invest this "new money" in a sovereign wealth fund, increasing the money supply by an equal amount.
Using the gold revaluation account would emphasize gold's strength versus the dollar, something the United States government has been trying to downplay for decades. This turn of events would be bullish for gold and weaken the dollar.
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I started writing about central bank gold revaluation accounts (GRAs) to show how they can use a trick to write off assets, such as government bonds from their balance sheet, with new money from their GRAs. The German central bank even wrote me in an email that it doesn’t rule out this possibility for the future. ...
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