Trump Wants to Check on the Gold at Fort Knox. His Allies Are Cashing in on the Fear

Trump wants to check on the gold at Fort Knox. His allies are cashing in on the fear

The president has a long history of embracing conspiracy theories and is known to be a fan of golden and gilded things.

The ultra-rich are increasingly parking their gold in Singapore as global risks and Trump volatility mount

The ultra-wealthy are increasingly moving their gold offshore as economic uncertainty roils markets — and Singapore is emerging as a favored destination.

Calls are growing in Germany for the repatriation of gold reserves stored in the United States, amid growing tensions in transatlantic relations and the trade wars launched by former US President Donald Trump. According to the Bild newspaper, the European Taxpayers Association, along with several members of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), are calling for the gold to be returned to the country "immediately". The reason for this urgent reque…

The Taxpayer Federation demands that the German gold reserves be recovered from the USA. Because there are signals that it would otherwise "be gone in one to two years." President Trump had put an eye on it. This post called for recovery action How endangered is the German gold in the USA? was published on JUNGE FREIHEIT.

As economic and geopolitical uncertainty roils markets, more and more wealthy people are moving their gold offshore, and Singapore is emerging as a favorite destination. More...

Gold Rush 2.0. Why Gold Could Hit $8,900 By 2030 — And How The Ultra-Rich Are Already Preparing By Vaulting Wealth In Singapore

There is a strong shining link emerging between Singapore and gold; as global markets struggle with rising uncertainty from mounting geopolitical tensions to Trump’s unpredictable policies, the world’s ultra-wealthy are moving super fast to secure their wealth. And increasingly, that means parking gold not just anywhere, but in Singapore, the new global haven for precious …