Banks Rush to Fly Gold from London to New York Amid Record Price Gap
- The Bank of England has emptied some gold vaults valued at over $252 billion, moving gold to New York City due to rising prices there.
- JPMorgan Chase is expected to deliver over $4 billion in gold to New York, responding to demand from higher gold futures prices which have risen by 11% this year.
- Approximately 8,000 gold bars, about 2% of the Bank of England's total stock, have been transported to meet increased demand in New York's futures market.
- Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Dave Ramsden, stated that the Bank has received many requests as New York's futures prices surpassed those in London.
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