It was almost inevitable: a week after we wrote "From Rothschild To Koch Industries: Meet The People Who "Fix" The Price Of Gold" and days after "Barclays' Head Of Gold Trading, And Gold "Fixer", Is Leaving The Bank",
earlier today the UK Financial Conduct Authority finally formalized
what most in the "tin-foil" hat community had known for years, when it
announced that it fined Barclays £26 million for manipulating "the
setting of the price of gold in order to avoid paying out on a client
order." Furthermore, the FCA confirmed that those inexplicable gold
raids which come as if out of nowhere, and slam gold with a vicious
force so strong sometime they halt the entire market, had a very
specific source: Barclays, whose trader Daniel James Plunkett, born 1976, "sent out a burst of orders aimed at moving the price of the yellow metal."
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