BullionVault

BullionVault is the world’s largest physical gold and silver market for private investors. Recommended and endorsed by the World Gold Council, the gold industry’s key market-development body, it connects thousands of buyers and sellers worldwide, enabling them to trade $2.5 billion of physical gold and silver in 2011. Bullion is pre-delivered — and settled instantaneously, at very low cost — in specialist non-bank vaults in London, New York and Zurich.

Recent Articles

The Superheroes of Central Banking

World-wide central bankers appear to be running behind on efforts to get out in front of monetary policy to fight inflation. Who will lead?

Dutch Debt ‘On Edge of Downgrade’ — European Market Update

Political and economic uncertainty is rising in the Netherlands as the government grapples with deficits and a collapsing political coalition.

Fearful, Anti-Social Cash Hoarding

Cash on hand is now at higher levels than ever, and it is one of the reasons economic growth may be hindered. History is not on the side of cash hoarding.

Does Gold Ever Pay?

Gold holds up as an outstanding investment against inflation, and you should consider the precious metal in your portfolio.

Useless Gold Overtakes Platinum

Platinum prices increased last year, however the price of gold has once again surpassed the white metal.

You Call This Financial Repression?

While the financial markets may be roiling, the fact is you have choices in the world where to put your money and confidence. Don't be held hostage with fear.

Global Governments Play the Gold Game

It's worth taking a look at how the governments of Vietnam, India, and Turkey have fared in managing their nations' gold activity.

Wanted! Bearish Gold Bulls

The ability of gold to provide a hedge and protection in a diversified portfolio is still valid. Bulls are waiting for the precious metal to resume its climb

Gold’s Inflation Problem

Gold goes up with inflation -- except when it goes up regardless.

Central Banks Join the Gold-Buying Binge

But for central banks to get back to their 1980s' average would require a 15-fold increase in gold's value, and private buyers are far more voracious.