Gold as a safe haven in times of falling interest rates: A financial expert analyzes the prospects of the precious metal in volatile markets

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According to a report from www.finanzen.net, the price of gold is falling due to falling bond yields and the prospect of falling interest rates, making the precious metal volatile. Due to the expectations that key interest rates will fall in the future, the precious metal gold is becoming more interesting as a form of investment. The reason: In contrast to fixed-interest securities, gold does not generate any ongoing income. Dividends such as those from stocks are missing. If key interest rates fall, this disadvantage of the precious metal is reduced - and gold becomes more attractive. Troy ounce prices are rising. The gold price corrected slightly after its record high at the beginning of December, but the medium-term upward trend is still intact. The ongoing purchases by central banks and ETF investors are also supporting...

Gemäß einem Bericht von www.finanzen.net, fällt der Goldpreis aufgrund sinkender Anleiherenditen und der Aussicht auf sinkende Zinsen, was das Edelmetall volatil werden lässt. Durch die Erwartungen auf perspektivisch fallende Leitzinsen wird das Edelmetall Gold als Anlageform interessanter. Der Grund: Im Gegensatz etwa zu festverzinslichen Wertpapieren wirft Gold keine laufenden Erträge ab. Dividenden wie etwa bei Aktien fehlen. Sinken die Leitzinsen, wird dieser Nachteil des Edelmetalls abgeschwächt – und Gold gewinnt an Attraktivität. Die Feinunzen-Preise steigen. Der Goldpreis korrigierte nach seinem Rekordhoch Anfang Dezember leicht, der mittelfristige Aufwärtstrend ist allerdings noch intakt. Auch die anhaltenden Käufe der Notenbanken und ETF-Investoren stützen …
According to a report from www.finanzen.net, the price of gold is falling due to falling bond yields and the prospect of falling interest rates, making the precious metal volatile. Due to the expectations that key interest rates will fall in the future, the precious metal gold is becoming more interesting as a form of investment. The reason: In contrast to fixed-interest securities, gold does not generate any ongoing income. Dividends such as those from stocks are missing. If key interest rates fall, this disadvantage of the precious metal is reduced - and gold becomes more attractive. Troy ounce prices are rising. The gold price corrected slightly after its record high at the beginning of December, but the medium-term upward trend is still intact. The ongoing purchases by central banks and ETF investors are also supporting...

Gold as a safe haven in times of falling interest rates: A financial expert analyzes the prospects of the precious metal in volatile markets

According to a report by www.finanzen.net, the price of gold is falling due to falling bond yields and the prospect of falling interest rates, making the precious metal volatile.

Due to the expectations that key interest rates will fall in the future, the precious metal gold is becoming more interesting as a form of investment. The reason: In contrast to fixed-interest securities, gold does not generate any ongoing income. Dividends such as those from stocks are missing. If key interest rates fall, this disadvantage of the precious metal is reduced - and gold becomes more attractive. Troy ounce prices are rising.

The gold price corrected slightly after its record high at the beginning of December, but the medium-term upward trend is still intact. The ongoing purchases by central banks and ETF investors are also currently supporting the price of gold.

Current developments suggest that gold prices will continue to remain volatile, especially with the prospect of a possible interest rate cut. In the long term, this could lead to continued demand for gold as a safe haven, which could stabilize or even increase the value of the precious metal. For investors looking to invest in gold, this can be a promising development as the precious metal retains its role as a hedging tool.

Read the source article at www.finanzen.net

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