If a financial crisis hits, will gold be the last asset standing?

2025-02-14

2025-02-04

#Gold is flooding out of London and into New York at an unprecedented rate—400 metric tonnes since November. While some blame tariffs, the reality is far bigger. A logistical bottleneck, arbitrage trades, and surging demand from central banks are reshaping the gold market. Lease rates are spiking, and #COMEX stockpiles are soaring.

Is this a temporary shift, or does it signal a global move toward gold repatriation and financial realignment?

Watch our latest deep dive to uncover what’s really happening—and why it matters for #investors.

Market data, news insights and many expert insights quoted from:

https://www.ft.com/content/86a5fafd-603e-4ee1-9620-39b5f4465f53

https://www.ft.com/content/d09ea7ff-7652-4c7b-b52f-575e52fe5fca

2025-02-01

2025-01-30

#Gold is moving fast, and the financial system is feeling the strain.

A massive 400 metric tonnes of gold has been shipped from London to New York since November’s U.S. election. The Financial Times broke the story, and we’re breaking it down for you. Why is this happening? Who’s behind it? And what does this mean for you as a gold investor?

In this video, we cover:
Why New York dealers are scrambling for physical gold
How a potential #Trump tariff is impacting global bullion flows
The liquidity crisis in London and delays at the Bank of England
Gold leasing markets under pressure as rates spike to 12%
Why insiders warn about a paper gold reckoning
What this means for your #investments and financial security

Market data, news insights and many expert insights quoted from:
Leslie

2025-01-26

2024-11-21

In the webinar we discuss the multifaceted role #gold plays in an investor’s portfolio, including its unique qualities as a hedge against #inflation and uncertainty. I address how, despite offering no yield, investors can approach determining gold’s fair value.

GoldCore’s outlook on gold prices is also covered alongside my thoughts on the pros and cons of various investment methods, from physical bullion to ETFs. I briefly consider hypothetical scenarios, such as a significant new gold discovery or market conditions that could lead to a drastic decline in gold’s value. I also answer the question regarding whether gold is currently due for a price correction and provide insights into today’s sentiment toward gold as an investment. For those considering physical gold, pay attention to my