Investors returning to gold as safe haven


PETALING JAYA: Investors are resorting to gold as a safe haven given the looming uncertainties in the global markets.

For gold price to dissociate from the US dollar, interest rates and move sustainably higher, the market needs to question the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) commitment in meeting its inflation target, according to SPI Asset Management managing director Stephen Innes,

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