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Looking ahead, we believe there is a considerable risk that higher inflation may persist as a by-product of knock-on effects from the monetary and fiscal policies enacted in response to the Covid-19 pandemic which is likely to support investment demand for gold.
We believe that there is a considerable risk that higher inflation may persist as a by-product of knock-on effects from the monetary and fiscal policies put in place as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This, in turn, should support investment demand for gold as [an] inflation hedge.
Despite a recovery in the stock market during January, investors globally remained concerned about the December rout. By February, some investors, especially in the US, gained a greater sense of comfort and flows started coming into stock-based as well as broad-based funds, and out of gold.
But global gold-backed ETF flows remain positive on the year ($1.7 billion) on the back of strong inflows in January.
Gold futures climbed for a fifth straight session on Wednesday, settling at their highest since June after U.S. data revealed that the pace of inflation over...
Red-hot inflation is supposed to light up gold prices. But gold ETFs are lagging, yet, some observers think that's about to change.