Foreign investors in U.S. assets are rushing to hedge their exposure to the dollar, in a sign of increased nervousness about the impact of Donald Trump's agenda on the world’s dominant currency.

In a new report, Ashwin Thapar, of D.E. Shaw Investment Management, argues that as global wealth grows, so should gold holdings. He estimates that since 1975, gold has ranged from 1.8% to 7.3% of ...

Authorities are looking into boosting tokenised gold trading in Hong Kong as a step forward to becoming the world's first such settlement centre and shielding the city against U.S.-dollar dominance ...

Ahead of its opening the BBC was given a rare look inside the bank itself, where some of the country's key financial decisions are made and which houses some 400,000 bars of gold in its basement ...

Kenneth Pack invested in gold for the first time in April to shield himself from what he saw as the disorder of the new Trump administration. The chaos trade was just heating up.

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The Bank of Thailand and Ministry of Finance are discussing ways to tax gold bought and sold through various online channels and settled in baht, according to people familiar with the matter. Any such ...

Switzerland is a top refiner of gold, and part of the plan is for the gold industry to raise its refining capacity in the U.S. to help even out trade flows, said the people familiar with discussions, ...

Dollar-strapped Bolivia is relying on increasingly sophisticated operations to raise hard currency that it can use to pay its foreign debt. In recent months the Bolivian central bank has raised $589 ...

The Ghana Gold Board has announced plans to commence local gold refining and introduce fire assay operations in October. The development was disclosed by the chief executive officer of the board, ...

Gold swaps undertaken by the Bank for International Settlements fell in August by four tonnes, from 34 in July to 30 at the end of last month, according to the bank's monthly report, published this ...

China is seeking to ease licensing rules for gold imports and exports as the world's largest consumer of the precious metal continues to diversify its reserves away from U.S. dollars.