The Federal Reserve bank that is located in New York City. It is the most important bank in the Federal Reserve system.

Although the Federal Reserve does not own any gold, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York acts as the custodian of gold owned by account holders such as the U.S. government, foreign governments ...

The Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, has the world's second largest stock of gold at 3,352 tonnes. One-third of it is stored at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for reasons dating back to ...

Politicians in Germany are calling for gold stored at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to be withdrawn due to concerns about the policies of President Donald Trump, it has been reported.

New York has always had a special and superior position, the most prominent and prestigious of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks. All other FRBs are required by statute to take turns serving as voting ...

The new bank’s power to issue paper money, the Sun’s editors warned, “cannot fail to menace the gold standard.” Not so, Glass averred. The Federal Reserve Act, he insisted in Congress, “upholds the ...

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) released a study on tokenized wholesale financial markets.

Any hint that Germany might be considering moving gold out of New York would be politically sensitive as it could be interpreted as lack of confidence in the Federal Reserve and its independence.

That's according to a first-ever audit conducted last year by the Treasury Department of U.S. gold on deposit at Federal Reserve banks in New York and elsewhere.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York on Tuesday added new limitations to the terms governing who can access a well-used tool it uses to help manage short-term interest rates.

One-third of it is stored at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for reasons dating back to the Cold War and the monetary system created in the wake of World War Two.

Gold prices broke $3,400 on Monday, hitting a new record as President Donald Trump's threats against the Federal Reserve's independence and his tariffs shake investor confidence in the U.S. economy.