Trium: Why geopolitics will keep pushing gold prices higher
The gold rally shows no signs of slowing as banks around the globe continue to ramp up buying, writes Tom Roderick
The gold rally shows no signs of slowing as banks around the globe continue to ramp up buying, writes Tom Roderick
Bullion trading on the Royal Mint’s website surged 336% compared to the average day this year
Gold is hitting one high after another, but investors are dropping the precious metal
Investors cannot ignore the geopolitical risks we are facing, according to Ravenscroft’s Matt Girard
TB Amati Strategic Metals fund manager is waiting to buy back into copper names
Panic alone might not necessarily send investors scurrying to gold but few safe haven alternatives exist
Guernsey-based stockbroking and investment management company Ravenscroft has acquired precious metals business Bullion Rock for an undisclosed sum.
While Brexit and Trump dominated the headlines, the funds which delivered the best returns in 2016 told a different narrative.
Old Mutual Global Investors said it intends to launch the Old Mutual Gold and Silver Fund next month.
Russ Koesterich, global chief investment strategist at BlackRock, has said the continued rise in US long and short-term rates is likely to push the dollar higher, exerting pressure on precious metals prices and supporting the case for hedging currency exposure in international stocks.