Where to Turn as Volatility Climbs
BlackRock's Russ Koesterich explains why gold, equities and mega caps should all have a place in your current portfolio.
BlackRock's Russ Koesterich explains why gold, equities and mega caps should all have a place in your current portfolio.
The price of gold may have fallen another $125 per ounce on Monday its greatest one-day loss ever but some retail investors in Hong Kong and mainland China are buying more of it, rather than selling, according to a columnist for the South China Morning Post.
Gold has plummeted to $1406/oz but commentators are torn on the reason behind the fall, with the situation in Cyprus, investor confidence, and its failure as a safe haven all cited as possible causes.
Today is the tenth anniversary of the first gold ETP so Nik Bienkowski looks back, particularly at the past two years that have seen gold prices plummet, to second-guess what the next ten might witness.
ETF Securities is listing sterling-hedged and euro-hedged physical gold investment products on the London Stock Exchange and the Deutsche Boerse, the firm has announced.
As equity indices gain traction, investors are selling out of gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) at quite a pace, according to data provided by Coutts.
Research with analysts, strategists, economists and investors shows opinion is divided on which direction the next shift in price of gold will go, reflecting overall uncertainty over the future direction of a great many macro indicators.
Demand for gold in value terms hit both an annual and final quarter record in 2012, while its average price during 2012 was 6% above its 2011 price.
As risk moves on and off the investor menu, gold is often a major benefactor or loser respectively. To combat this should you invest in a small but agile fund or a giant with long term attractive returns?
Lyxor Asset Management has unveiled an exchange-traded fund (ETF) offering exposure to gold mining equities.
The soaring price of gold started to ease over the course of 2012, leading some to question if the decade-long bull market for the yellow metal had drawn to a close.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA ML) expects gold to reach $2,000/oz during 2013 on the back of continued monetary easing.