The Business Times

Alexandra Symeonidi

Since the April peak, gold has been trading mostly sideways within a wide and volatile range of US$3,200 to US$3,400 per ounce, losing a bit of momentum as of late.

Is gold still shining?

While there are enough catalysts to support the metal’s prices at current levels, a sustained rally from here might prove more challenging

Gold’s role as a safe-haven asset is unique, and we believe that gold prices are supported at current levels.

Gold’s breakout moment: Opportunity or overvaluation?

Whether to hedge against uncertainty or wait for a pullback depends on each investor’s strategy and current positioning

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