Why China, India, Russia and Poland Keep Stacking Gold Reserves
Sovereign buyers added more than 1,000 tonnes of gold for three consecutive years. We break down who is buying, why, and what it signals for reserve managers everywhere.
Sovereign buyers added more than 1,000 tonnes of gold for three consecutive years. We break down who is buying, why, and what it signals for reserve managers everywhere.
Up to 20 million people produce roughly a fifth of global gold by hand. Here is the human and political reality.
The reef that built Johannesburg, financed an empire, and reshaped southern Africa.
From Shanghai Gold Exchange withdrawals to the explosive growth of investment-grade bars, Chinese gold demand is reshaping the global market in real time.
In April 1933, Roosevelt outlawed private gold ownership. The repercussions echo through monetary debates today.
How 730 delegates in a New Hampshire hotel designed the monetary system of the second half of the 20th century.
Three days at Camp David that ended a 2,500-year link between currency and metal.
The United States still tops the list at 8,133 tonnes, but the gap is closing. A country-by-country breakdown of the world's largest official gold holders.
From Diwali through to the spring wedding season, Indian households absorb hundreds of tonnes of gold. The seasonality is real and it shapes global price action.