Gold Prices To Touch $3,000?

Jeffrey Halley, Senior Market Analyst, OANDA

28-Dec-20 07:07

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Gold prices have risen about 20% this year, briefly breaking the $2,000 barrier on its strength as a safe haven asset. With the rollout of vaccines, where could we see gold demand and price ranges for 2021? Jeffrey Halley of Oanda weighs in on this, as well as the US stimulus bill, market response to the Brexit deal, and policy direction of central banks going forward.

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Tags: brexit, US stimulus, central banks, policy, gold, vaccine,

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