Some observers believe the global economy resembles that of the late 1930s, and we risk another Great Depression ... dramatically by dumping the gold standard in 1931 and letting sterling take ...

With people calling for an audit of the US gold stores at Fort Knox, perhaps we should remember how that gold got there in ...

Fort Knox, home to much of the nation’s gold reserves, doesn’t get many visitors. That may soon change: President Donald ...

The project traces the attempts to restore a cooperative international financial system following World War I, the failure of those attempts and the disaster of the Great Depression, and the radical ...

The gold standard that prevailed during this period was associated ... Reductions in debt through the 1920s were followed by two further spikes linked to the Great Depression (early 1930s) and World ...

It did contribute to the Great Depression, and it wasn't because of gold, it was because they got the price wrong. So to have a gold standard today and not cause another depression, you'd have to ...

Known as the Great Depression, this economic crisis ... Roosevelt took the country off the gold standard and created jobs through new federal public works programs such as the Works Progress ...

While the October 1929 stock market crash triggered the Great Depression ... the US economy to recover as countries abandoned the gold standard and initiated more aggressive fiscal and monetary ...

This was as the United States deemed it important to stabilize and expand her currency through the gold standard. The Great Depression, although it had one of the most devastating economic crises ...

The US is right where it needs to be for Trump and Musk to tap into a decades-old fear about the country’s precious bullion stored in Fort Knox.