Germany and Italy are facing calls to move their gold out of New York following President Donald Trump’s repeated attacks on the US Federal Reserve and increasing geopolitical turbulence.

Germany and Italy hold the world's second- and third-largest national gold reserves after the United States, with reserves of 3,352 tonnes and 2,452 tonnes, respectively, according to World Gold ...

Germany’s 3,352 tonnes of gold is the topic of headlines as lawmakers call for their gold to be returned to German soil. Lawmakers, economic watchdogs, and public broadcasters have come together ...

Jadakiss now has a masterful German-made chain to match the German automobile engineering he's always whipping around.

The security of Germany’s gold reserves stored abroad, especially in New York, has transitioned from a fringe topic discussed primarily by the far-right and gold enthusiasts to a subject of broader ...

Germany holds one of the largest gold reserves in the world, approximately 1,236 tons of gold, valued at $115 billion, stored in the vaults of the U.S. Federal Reserve in New York.

Germany has the world’s second-highest stockpile of official gold reserves, at 3,352 tons. More than a third of that, around 1,200 tons, is stored in the Fed, equivalent to about $130 billion in ...

Germany holds the world's second-largest gold reserves, 1,236 metric tons, 37 percent of which worth $123 billion are kept at the Federal Reserve in Manhattan, Politico reported.