Trump Wants To See The Gold In Fort Knox. Now What?

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Gold is on the move—literally. As prices approach $3,000 per ounce, Donald Trump has announced an unprecedented visit to Fort Knox to verify U.S. gold reserves. This comes after Elon Musk publicly questioned whether the gold is really there.

But the real action is happening in London, where massive withdrawals from the Bank of England’s vaults are triggering chaos in the global gold supply chain.

Why is gold being rushed out of London?

Could U.S. tariffs be behind this gold exodus?

Are refineries struggling to keep up with demand?

And who is actually buying all this physical gold?

With vault workers overwhelmed, refineries maxed out, and billions in gold shifting across continents, what does this mean for investors? We break it all down in this episode.


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