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Store Gold Bullion In Safest Ways – Learning from Tragic Venezuela Today

Store Gold Bullion In Safest Ways – Learning from Tragic Venezuela Today  – Store gold bullion in the safest ways possible and learn from Venezuela’s gold battle with the Bank of England and Trump’s White House – What in the world is happening in Venezuela and to the people of Venezuela’s gold?– How you store gold and […]

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Bank of England tears up its Gold Custody contract with Venezuela’s central bank

Bank of England tears up its Gold Custody contract with Venezuela’s central bank In early November 2018, it first came to light that the Bank of England in London was delaying and blocking the withdrawal of 14 tonnes of gold owned by the Venezuelan central bank, Banco Central de Venezuela (BCV). At the time, Reuters […]

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Bank Of England Refuses To Release Venezuela’s Gold After US Lobbying

Bank Of England Refuses To Release Venezuela’s Gold After US Lobbying With Maduro desperately clinging to power in Venezuela – albeit protected by Russian “security contractors” – The Bank of England just ‘virtue-signaled’ another jab in the socialist utopia’s back by confirming its refusal to hand over Venezuela’s gold from its vaults. Bloomberg reports that Maduro’s embattled […]

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Bank Of England Boss: China’s Renminbi Will Rival The Dollar As Global Reserve Currency

Bank Of England Boss: China’s Renminbi Will Rival The Dollar As Global Reserve Currency The past year was full of events that inevitably split the global geopolitical space into two camps: those who still support using US currency as a universal financial tool, and those who are turning their back on the greenback. Global tensions […]

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Venezuela’s gold in limbo amid tug-of-war at the Bank of England

Venezuela’s gold in limbo amid tug-of-war at the Bank of England In early November news was placed into the British media (Reuters and The Times) revealing that the Bank of England in London, one of the world’s largest custodians of gold bars on behalf of other central banks, was refusing to allow the withdrawal and […]

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The Bank of England and the Manipulation of Sterling

The Bank of England and the Manipulation of Sterling In a recent article where I discussed the Bank of England being at the heart of the Brexit process, I mentioned how the fall in the value of sterling following the 2016 referendum was pigeonholed by the bank as being the sole cause for inflation breaching their […]

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Irish Central Bank Refuses To Discuss If Gold Reserves Are In Bank of England Vaults

Irish Central Bank Refuses To Discuss If Gold Reserves Are In Bank of England Vaults – As Brexit looms, the Central Bank of Ireland has refused to discuss the location and value of Irish gold reserves – No date given for removal of “commercially sensitive” gold reserves from Bank of England vaults – Bank of England […]

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Ann Pettifor: If I governed the Bank of England, here’s what I do

Ann Pettifor: If I governed the Bank of England, here’s what I do The radical economist outlines how she’d overhaul the UK’s broken economy. If such an implausible appointment were ever to be made by a Labour chancellor, I would regard it as a great honour. The Bank of England stands at the pinnacle of […]

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Bank of England refuses to return 14 tonnes of gold to Venezuela

Bank of England refuses to return 14 tonnes of gold to Venezuela  The Bank of England claims to be one of the largest physical gold custodians in the world, holding gold bars in vault storage on behalf of more than 70 central banks and a number of commercial (bullion) banks. As a long-standing and well-known […]

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Steen Jakobsen: The Four Horsemen Portend A Painful Reckoning

Steen Jakobsen: The Four Horsemen Portend A Painful Reckoning Even the US is now ‘swimming naked’ Steen Jacobsen, Chief Economist and Chief Investment Officer of Saxo Bank sees economic slowdown ahead. Specifically, his “Four Horseman” indicators: the drivers of economic growth, are all flashing red. Jacobsen believes that the central banks will continue their liquidity […]

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Venezuela is Painfully Reminded of the Golden Rule

Venezuela is Painfully Reminded of the Golden Rule He who holds the gold, makes the rules. This is a motto that you will hear espoused by gold bugs, precious metals advocates, or anyone that has studied financial history in any meaningful way. The fact is, if you don’t hold it, then you don’t own it. […]

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UK Blatantly Violates Norms of Decent Behavior

UK Blatantly Violates Norms of Decent Behavior Russia and Venezuela are among the countries the EU, including Great Britain, has imposed sanctions on. Both nations have been targets of London’s vigorous attacks, being blamed for numerous nefarious things they have allegedly done. The UK insists that everyone play by the rules. Meanwhile, London is making […]

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“Peak QE”: This Is What Share Of The Market Central Banks Now Own

“Peak QE”: This Is What Share Of The Market Central Banks Now Own After a decade of unprecedented liquidity injections by central banks to preserve the western financial system, global QE has peaked. First, the aggregate balance sheet of major central banks started to shrink earlier in the year, a reversal that took investors many […]

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Gold Reserves Surge 1,000% In Hungary As It Joins Poland, Russia, China and Other Central Banks Buying Gold

Gold Reserves Surge 1,000% In Hungary As It Joins Poland, Russia, China and Other Central Banks Buying Gold News, Commentary, Charts and Special Podcast on Direct Access Gold Here is our Friday digest of the important news, commentary, charts and videos we were informed by this week including our special podcast on Direct Access Gold. […]

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Next Central Bank Puts QE Unwind on the Calendar

Next Central Bank Puts QE Unwind on the Calendar The end of an era spreads. Markets were surprised today when the Bank of England took a “hawkish” turn and announced that three out of nine members of its Monetary Policy Committee – including influential Chief Economist Andrew Haldane, who’d been considered dovish – voted to […]

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