(Bloomberg) -- Every day in London, thousands of commuters on the Central Line take a subterranean detour around the Bank of England ... in the global gold market. The Bank's vault keepers ...

The Bank’s vault keepers are busier than they ... winning candidate weren’t disclosed. The Bank of England holds about 420,000 gold bars, and January saw the biggest outflow since 2012.

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 ...

The vault stocks of gold in NY COMEX vaults ... On why central and private banks are stashing gold from Bank of England's vaults in London, Anuj Gupta, Head — Commodity & Currency at HDFC ...

Gold has not been a direct target of tariffs, but market reactions to trade uncertainty has driven a significant shift in trading behaviour and impacted the gold price. The movement of gold from ...

In 2025, investors are focusing on gold as the bright spot, as they face potential losses in their stock portfolio.

Trade uncertainty shifts trading behavior, impacting gold prices; WGC explains reasons behind recent market disruptions and ...

Significant amounts of gold are being taken out of the UK's central bank and flown to New York, driven by fears about the impact of tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump. The uncertainty ...