Tom Bodrovics welcomes back mining executive and metals analyst David Jensen.
Together they revisit concerns around the London gold market's dominance, estimated to account for 91-92% of the global gold trade.
This is thanks to the Bank of England's 'regulatory oversight' since 1986, permitting unallocated gold contracts instead of physical bars.
The market trades $500 billion of gold daily andand 2.9 billion ounces of silver.
However, only around 3.5% of London's vaulted gold is actual physical.
They contrast the LBMA with the Shanghai gold market and point out the key differences.