28.02.2025 15:10
Before U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada and Mexico take effect, American investors are hoarding gold from around the world. The phrase "the U.S. is sucking up gold" is used for the process of banks moving their substantial assets outside the country back to the U.S. to avoid the tariffs.
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Global trade wars have mobilized gold investors. Investors looking to avoid the additional tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump plans to impose on Canada and Mexico are calling their assets back to the U.S. before the law takes effect.
Since December, more than 600 tons of gold have been moved to vaults in New York. According to data provided by the World Gold Council, more than 600 tons or approximately 20 million ounces of gold have been placed in the city's vaults since last December.
TRUMP'S THREAT MOVED GOLD
Trump's threat of tariffs on gold has encouraged U.S. banks, investors, and traders to shift precious metals, which are normally stored in London, to the Commodity Exchange Center in New York and other vaults to avoid the additional tariffs.
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