‘A good hedge and reasonably liquid’: World’s biggest money managers are rebuilding gold positions
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Large asset management institutions have increased their gold holdings after falling prices, while maintaining long-term mineral support, despite the Fed's sharpening tone towards inflation. Asset managers are rebuilding their gold positions written in the Stock Exchange.
The gold price has backed down considerably from this year's record levels -- but that hasn't prompted the big asset managers to give up on the precious metal. On the contrary, several of the world's largest managers are starting to buy gold again, seeing continued potential in an asset that has become increasingly important as a hedge against economic and geopolitical turmoil. It is the contrast that defines the autumn of 2026: a fall in prices…
The world's largest asset managers have taken advantage of the decline in gold prices to replenish their positions, expecting that the factors driving the precious metal's long-term appreciation will remain in place despite the Fed's tighter monetary policy, Bloomberg reports.
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