Gold funds surge in January as tariff fears mount
Precious metal funds topped the charts while India funds tanked
Precious metal funds topped the charts while India funds tanked
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The asset class has been hit by uncertainty, despite performing well for the majority of 2024
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The gold rally shows no signs of slowing as banks around the globe continue to ramp up buying, writes Tom Roderick
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Bullion trading on the Royal Mint’s website surged 336% compared to the average day this year
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Gold is hitting one high after another, but investors are dropping the precious metal
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Investors cannot ignore the geopolitical risks we are facing, according to Ravenscroft’s Matt Girard
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TB Amati Strategic Metals fund manager is waiting to buy back into copper names
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Panic alone might not necessarily send investors scurrying to gold but few safe haven alternatives exist
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Guernsey-based stockbroking and investment management company Ravenscroft has acquired precious metals business Bullion Rock for an undisclosed sum.
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While Brexit and Trump dominated the headlines, the funds which delivered the best returns in 2016 told a different narrative.
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Old Mutual Global Investors said it intends to launch the Old Mutual Gold and Silver Fund next month.
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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.
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