As gold races to new records, Wall Street analysts have rushed to raise their price targets, with the latest call from ...

If you've recently flown from London to the U.S., something very valuable may have been in the cargo hold with your luggage: ...

Wall Street has been hammered in recent sessions by trade tensions, with the S&P 500 slipping into a technical correction ...

A California man was sentenced to 6½ years in prison Tuesday for his role in ongoing “government impostor” gold-bar scams ...

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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 estimated to have been removed from the Bank of England’s vaults over the ...

President Donald Trump's tariff plans have prompted some of the largest banks in the U.S. and Britain to fly gold bars from London ... and New York – The Wall Street Journal reported last ...

Last week ended with a bit of a shock for economists: an estimate of a huge U.S. January trade imbalance, driven by ...

Tariff fears have roiled gold markets, pushing JPMorgan and others to stash bullion on passenger planes to sell at record prices.

That move has been driven by a price differential between gold sold in London and New York – The Wall Street Journal ... to New York in February. Gold bars are being flown across the Atlantic ...

reports the Wall Street Journal. The disruption to the gold market, and subsequent movement of bullion from London to Manhattan, appears to be a consequence of Trump’s looming tariff threats ...