The Pure Gold Company for one has seen sales of its physical bars and coins to first-time investors explode 374% during the past seven days versus the broader 2019 average
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Wealth Advisor: Physical gold demand surges as political risks heighten uncertainty
Over the last seven days, The Pure Gold Company has seen a 378 per cent increase in first time investors purchasing gold bars and coins compared to the weekly average for 2019.
capital.com: Gold fails to cash in on trade war, but that may be changing
By Dan Atkinson For an asset whose fans claim it as… Continue reading capital.com: Gold fails to cash in on trade war, but that may be changing
Money Observer: As markets take a turn, investors flock to gold. Is this clever or foolish?
Following the failure of the US and China to reach a trade deal, fear has spread throughout the markets that the trade war between the world’s two largest economies will not be coming to an end anytime soon.
The Times: Is gold still a good investment?
By Mark Atherton The political and economic turmoil surrounding Brexit should… Continue reading The Times: Is gold still a good investment?
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Metro: Money: Going for Gold
The Pure Gold Company says that its clients, in a ‘high state of anxiety’ about Brexit, rush to gold. However, buying now comes at a price, because the metal already looks expensive when times are tough.
Financial Times Adviser: Is cash king as Brexit looms?
“Given the outlook for sterling is so volatile, more cautious investors should think about allocating a small part of their fixed income allocation to high quality investment grade debt denominated in foreign currency, such as highly-rated sovereign debt, to add additional currency diversification.”
The Motley Fool: Brexit watch: will this 6.5%+ yielder sink, or surge, in the event of no deal?
Away from the backbenches of Westminster, there’s very few people who believe that a no-deal Brexit wouldn’t have a catastrophic effect on the domestic economy.
International Adviser: Massive surge in gold demand ahead of Brexit vote?
The pound has wobbled but shows little sign of a repeat of June 2016
YourMoney: Brits flock to gold amid Brexit fears
The Pure Gold Company 16/01/2019 By Danielle Levy UK investors… Continue reading YourMoney: Brits flock to gold amid Brexit fears
Mirror: Brexit turmoil sees panic-stricken Brits throw money into gold
The pound and the FTSE might have shrugged off Theresa May’s record defeat on Brexit, but Brits reacted by panic buying gold instead.