US economic numbers came in weaker than expected, suggesting growth might be slowing and inflation might be easing. That gave rise to fresh bets that the Federal Reserve would soon cut rates. Normally ...

The Federal Reserve concluded its recent meeting with no changes to interest rates, a decision that market observers widely anticipated. Fed Chair Jerome Powell described the current economic ...

BAR's expense ratio of 0.17% is quite competitive among physical metals funds and is less than half that of the SPDR Gold Trust (NYSEARCA: GLD), among the most popular ETFs in the world and easily ...

The historic Federal Reserve building in New Orleans' Central Business District has new owners who promise to return it to its former glory as a security center (and event space), but won't be ...

This unpredictability from the US has now got Germany considering removing a massive stockpile of gold that it owns. Germany has the world’s second-largest gold reserves and keeps 37 percent of it, ...

But while the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve carry out regular inspections, nobody has apparently sat down and analysed the contents of the legendary vault for over 70 years, giving rise to ...

WHAS11 News was able to get an inside look at the gold reserve in Fort Knox, Kentucky back in 1974. Trump’s outsider pick for top general, Lt. Gen. Dan Caine, enters a political minefield 4 ...

Amid speculation about U.S. gold reserves, Musk says he wants to tour Fort Knox and ... for the next chair of the Federal Reserve—was skeptical of the ... an audit of the vault, ...

The real vault has at least 147.3 million ounces — 9.2 million lbs. — worth of gold sitting in its vaults, according to the US Mint. That’s about half of the Treasury’s reserve gold.

The backstory: A spokesperson for the Atlanta Fed said President Trump's executive order banning federal affiliation with DEI initiatives has it reviewing all of its programs.

The United States Bullion Depository at Fort Knox, Kentucky, continues to be the primary storage facility for the nation’s gold reserves, followed by the West Point Mint in New York.