Gold Pinned to Brexit Angst as Traders See $1,350 If Leave Wins
- Popularity of gold pushes fund assets to highest since 2013
- Mining stocks look solid even at lower bullion prices: Goldman
Gold nuggets from placer mining sit during sorting at the Lenzoloto OJSC plant, a unit of Polyus Gold International Ltd., near Bodaybo, Russia, on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015.
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Polls show Britons will vote next week to exit the European Union, and that has gold traders betting the precious metal will be more valuable.
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