Bank of England delaying gold deliveries 4 to 8 weeks

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Full 1 hour video of the LBMA webinar was posted here:
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Here's an interesting wrinkle on the COMEX hoovering up the LBMA's gold bars:
 


lol.
 
As mentioned in the #silversqueeze thread:


 
^^^ Willem apparently deleted the tweet that I was quoting wherein he claimed sources told him COMEX metal was flying off the shelves to foreign lands (China, India, "Europe", etc.)

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Checking the EFP spreads this morning I see:

Silver: $0.14 - That's the highest it's been since Trump announced gold and silver exemptions from tariffs.

Gold: ~$17 - very slightly up from yesterday morning.

Positive EFP spread encourages COMEX actors to take delivery of LBMA metal.
 
Checking the EFP spreads this morning, I saw:

Silver -$0.02
Gold +$14

Silver futures apparently don't believe that the silver market is in a structural deficit (global demand > global production).
 


Is it going to Switzerland to be recast for London? EFP spread for gold is still positive, so that wouldn't make a whole lot of sense.
 
Is there any place to keep tabs or see what the Liars at the LBMA say delivery times are now?
I'm not aware of any official data. Comments get reported in the news or social media occasionally. Last comment I heard was that delivery times for gold had shortened to 2-3 weeks.
 
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