How high can gold go amid fears of a second wave of coronavirus?
Panic alone might not necessarily send investors scurrying to gold but few safe haven alternatives exist
Gold
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Ruffer portfolio rises over 4% as defensive positioning pays off
Fund managers add to gold and linkers on expectation of central bank impotence
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Investors spy factors beyond US and Iran in commodities spike
Oil hits $71 a barrel as Donald Trump faces retaliation over Soleimani killing
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How fund selectors can shine in the gold rally
‘The opportunity cost of gold has fallen to its lowest level in decades’
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Gold targeted in the rush to diversify
Unwinding of QE puts a shine on gold for those worried about future purchasing power issues
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Defensive wealth management industry pans for gold
Weakening dollar and shift in monetary policy fuel excitement for the precious metal
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Gold outshines absolute return in Q4 volatility
Targeted Absolute Return fails to live up to its name with losses in 2018
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Brexit chaos sparks interest in physical gold
Investors piling in at a rate not seen since EU referendum in 2016
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Weighing up the merits of gold as volatility returns
Fall in stock markets reignites interest in the precious metal
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All that glitters ain’t gold: the bottom five funds in Q3
A strong US dollar hits gold funds
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UK political shake-up sees gold investments jump
The resignation of Brexit secretary David Davis followed swiftly by foreign secretary Boris Johnson saw a 237% jump in people purchasing physical gold on Monday compared with an average day, investment firm The Pure Gold Company has said.
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Evy Hambro hit by downgrade on gold funds
Star fund manager Evy Hambro has been accused of failing to capitalise on rising markets as two of his gold funds are downgraded by Morningstar.