Gold's wild ride leaves best forecasters siding with fund bears
Investors see no reason to stay in bullion with little inflation, end of US stimulus
New York
JANET Yellen sent gold prices on a roller-coaster ride. Now, hedge funds and the metal's best forecasters are predicting there's only one way prices are heading next: down.
The Federal Reserve chief last week raised US interest rates for the first time in almost a decade, sending bullion prices swinging and driving the metal's 30-day volatility to a six-week high.
While traders couldn't decide on a direction for gold, Robin Bhar and Barnabas Gan, the most accurate forecaster…
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