Bank of England’s Gold-Diggers Grapple With Trump-Fueled Frenzy
In a subterranean vault deep under the streets of the City of London, a small team is rushing to keep up with traders’ orders ...
Why the Price of Gold Keeps Breaking Records
The price of gold has been bursting through records in the first month of Mr. Trump’s second term, recently trading at more ...
Traders are scrambling to fly gold bullion across the Atlantic — here's why
Fears about the impact of trade tariffs mean gold prices are higher in New York than London, sparking a scramble to get ...
Gold rush: Why JPMorgan, HSBC are pulling bullion from Bank of England
The current flood of gold shipments has created bottlenecks in London with the Bank of England struggling to keep up with ...
The Bank of England gold rush that's pushing up the price
Sky's Ed Conway explains why the Bank's vaults have been seeing heavy outflows of the precious metal and what the ...
Why are U.S. banks flying gold from London to New York?
JPMorgan and HSBC – who have access to huge gold supplies in London – often lend out bullion to borrowers who need to use it ...
‘Uncharted territory’: Gold price surges towards record high of $US3000
The price of gold hit a record of $US2946 per troy ounce in London on Wednesday, its 11th record in 2025 and the latest ...
Posthaste: Gold bars worth billions are being stashed on commercial flights in rush to get bullion to America
Hundreds of tonnes of gold are stored in these vaults — the second largest depository of physical gold in the world — but in ...
US Banks Are Flying Gold Worth Billions Of Dollars From London To New York. Here's Why
The gold rush is largely driven by Trump's tariff threats, which have caused gold prices in London to drop by around $20 ...
Why are banks flying out gold from London to New York?
The US bank JPMorgan and the UK’s HSBC are reportedly shifting gold bars from London to New York. About 8,000 gold bars are ...
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The Bank of England gold rush that's pushing up the price
Deep under the Bank of England, in a network of vaults into which cameras are rarely admitted, sits the world's second biggest known trove of gold. Once upon a time the Bank's vaults stored ...