Gold hits record high as WTI Crude slides lower


GOLD started the week at 1246 and powered above the previous high at 1265, then settled at 1274. The metal is back on demand as a safe haven against turmoil in the global economy and financial markets.

Global commodities investor Jim Rogers says gold’s rally and record prices are a sign that money printing is starting again.

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