It used to be that when the Fed announces stimulus, gold would rise. But the Fed is tapering, yet gold is climbing. So where exactly is gold going?
It used to be that when the Fed announces stimulus, gold would rise. Five weeks ago, the Fed announced it would taper; gold has climbed for five weeks. So where exactly is gold going?
Watch as Bloomberg’s Olivia Sterns and Bloomberg Tradebook’s Greg Bender put gold futures in focus.
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