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Gold Trader Alain Goetz’s Network Continues to Prosper Despite Sanctions

Bloomberg Markets Friday 02 October 2026, 04:00 UTC By Simon Marks , Jinshan Hong , Michael J Kavanagh , Hayley Warren and William Clowes 1 min read
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Corporate and trade records reveal how a web of companies exporting gold from Africa to the UAE is still prospering.

Corporate and trade records reveal how a web of companies exporting gold from Africa to the UAE is still prospering.
Alain Goetz (PERSON) Network Continues to Prosper Despite Sanctions Corporate (ORG) Africa (LOCATION)
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