It has been a tough year to be a gold investor. The price of the yellow metal has whipsawed throughout the year on the back of changing interest rate expectations and political uncertainty. Indeed, as uncertainty grew throughout the first half of 2016 the price of gold pushed steadily higher from around $1,075 an ounce at the beginning of the year to a high of just under $1,400 an ounce after the Brexit vote. Megatrends 2020: What They Mean For Gold Gold At 10 Month Low Even As Yields Soar; Market Begging On Dodd-Frank Rollback Russian And Chinese Central Banks…
As Investors Flee Gold Central Banks Are Buying
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