Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
U.S. gold reserves hit a record $1 trillion in market value amid soaring prices, driven by global uncertainty and safe-haven demand.
U.S. gold reserves hit a record market value of over $1 trillion as prices surged past $3,824 an ounce—a 45% rise this year—driven by global uncertainty, safe-haven demand, and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Though the official value remains frozen at $42.22 per ounce since 1973, the nation’s 261.5 million ounces are stored at Fort Knox, West Point, Denver, and the New York Fed.
A proposal to revalue the reserves was dismissed, despite its potential to unlock nearly $990 billion.
Global central banks now hold more gold than U.S. Treasuries, reflecting shifting confidence in financial stability.
12 Articles
Las reservas de oro de EE.UU. alcanzaron un récord de $ 1 billón en valor de mercado en medio de precios en alza, impulsados por la incertidumbre global y la demanda de refugios seguros.