Gold’s Response to the 10-Year Treasury Yield
Date Posted: April 25, 2018
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Last week the 10-Year Treasury yield rose above 3 percent, calling into question interest rates and the overall market impact. Frank explains how gold performing well, even though other gold traders expect it to be rallying further.
Last week the 10-Year Treasury yield rose above 3 percent, calling into question interest rates and the overall market impact. Kitco News’ Daniela Cambone invited Frank Holmes to its New York studio to chat about how gold might respond. Frank explains how the yellow metal is currently performing well, even though other gold traders expect it to be rallying further.
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