ANALYSIS: For gold’s sake, stop talking safe havens
Gold has had a good start to 2016 but three months of positive fund returns and an upwardly mobile price are not enough to badge it as a safe haven.
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Investor fears see gold return to top traded funds list
The BlackRock Gold and General Fund has returned to the list of top traded funds on the Share Centre.
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Largest inflows to gold since June ’09 – BAML
A “gold rush” of $5.8bn, the largest three week inflow to gold since 2009, has coincided with the Federal Reserve “talking-down” the US dollar and rising investor fears of a recession and quantitative easing failure, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s research team.
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OMGI to launch gold and silver fund
Old Mutual Global Investors (OMGI) is to launch its Old Mutual Gold and Silver Fund next month.
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Gold price rise sparks profit taking
The strong rise in precious metals prices seen last month has sparked a bout of profit taking, with gold and silver investors selling and buyer numbers falling, according to BullionVault.
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ANALYSIS: Fool’s gold, or the golden ticket?
Gold fell through the psychological $1,100 per ounce level at the start of this week as prices plunged more than 4% in early European trade on Monday.
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The long term opportunities of gold – Castlestone
There are four main factors that affect the price of gold. The USD, global interest rates, supply & demand fundamentals and risk sentiment. So far in 2015, all four have simultaneously pushed gold prices lower.
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Gold sentiment hit five-year low in December
Private investor interest in gold hit a five-year low during December as investors cashed in following a price climb and buyers were deterred.
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Castlestone increases dealing frequency
Castlestone Management is to increase the dealing frequency of its Aliquot Gold Bullion Income Fund from weekly to daily.
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top five ways to strike gold
The lure of gold is as ancient as Greek mythology itself, but not always has this commodity given investors the Midas touch.
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gold tumbling like it is 1982
Gold has had torrid time of late, but is it about to change?
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chinese investors buy gold as rest of world
The price of gold may have fallen another $125 per ounce yesterday 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.