The safety of Germany's gold reserves held overseas and in New York in particular, until recently mainly a talking point for ...

Federal Reserve Bank of New York. "Gold Vault." Federal Reserve Bank of New York. "Federal Reserve Bank of New York." Federal Reserve Bank of New York. "New York Fed President Dudley to Retire." ...

It states: “None of the gold stored in the vault belongs to the New York Fed or the Federal Reserve System.” Some of the vaulted gold arrived during and after World War II when other countries ...

It stores most of the nation's gold supply in a vault at the New York Fed. This is one example of how the responsibilities of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve overlap. The Federal Reserve ...

Amid an intensifying debate over the independence and role of America’s central bank, a former Fed board member is warning that the institution has lost sight of its founding objectives. “The High ...

With gold futures up about a quarter year-to-date, the world's most famous precious metal continues to hit new all-time highs ... that it may disrupt the Federal Reserve all point to the ...

The old Federal Reserve building on Carondelet and Common streets recently sold to partners Alex Acker and Al Morris, photographed New ... the vault areas and offer it for use as a gold depository ...

As the website of the Federal Reserve of New York states, “As of 2024, the vault housed approximately 507,000 gold bars, with a combined weight of 6,331 metric tons. The vault is able to support ...

In this Tuesday, July 22, 2014, file photo, gold bars are stacked in a vault at the United States Mint, in West Point, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mike Groll, File) Updated [hour]:[minute] [AMPM] [timezone], ...

The approval authorizes the company to store and deliver gold, silver, platinum, and palladium under COMEX and NYMEX contracts. The StoneX New York vault is one of the 11 depositories in the ...

has received approval from CME Group for its New York vault, authorizing it to store and deliver gold (including enhanced delivery), silver, platinum, and palladium under COMEX and NYMEX contracts.