The recent uptick in gold prices has called the attention of investors seeking exposure to the precious metal either via bets on a further price rises or the volatility.
Gold has leapt almost 11% so far this year, breaking above the multi-year key resistance level of US$1,400 an ounce. The gains come after rising bets on lower interest rates amid growing concerns over heightened trade tensions between the US and China, as reported last week. “Gold has made a very stellar move this year – it has been moving a lot recently, more than it has for the last couple of years,” said Danny Chong ( pictured ), head of FX and emerging markets regional sal
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