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Nicolás Maduro's seizure by US reopens question of who controls country's reserves held in the UKTrump suggests US taxpayers could reimburse oil firmsBusiness live – latest updatesVenezuela live – latest updatesDeep under London's streets, thousands of miles from Caracas, Nicolás Maduro's seizure by the US has reopened a multibillion-dollar question: who controls Venezuela's gold reserves at the Bank of England?After the ousting of Maduro, global attention has largely focused on the South American country's vast oil wealth – believed to be the largest reserves of any nation in the world. However, Venezuela also has significant gold holdings – including bullion worth at least $1.95bn (£1.4bn) frozen in Britain. Continue reading......

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The US Federal Reserve cut rates by a quarter percentage point for the third consecutive time. The vote was split 9-3 and details from the meeting show growing division among policymakers. The Fed maintained its outlook for just one cut in 2026, but the wording of its statement was subtly altered to suggest greater uncertainty around the timing. The US military seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, in a serious escalation of tensions. The tanker was sanctioned by the US in 2022, for supporting Iranian oil exports. Venezuela's leaders described it as "blatant theft" and an "act of piracy." Today's guests: Derek Halpenny, MUFG, Global Markets Head of Research; Noubar Afeyan, Flagship Pioneering Founder & CEO and Moderna Co-Founder; Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia Co-Founder; Jim O'Neill, UK House of Lords Members and former Goldman Sachs Asset Management Chairman (Source: Bloomberg)...

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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro overhauled the central bank's board after it resisted a plan to include uncertified gold in the nation's international reserves....