Brexit Plus Trump Equals Winning Streak for Gold During January
- Prices are up 6% in 2017, reaching highest since November
- Start of the year is usually positive for bullion investors
McEwen Mining Chairman Weighs In on Gold Prices
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If you think the new year is a time of optimism and hope for the future, then you haven’t been watching gold.
Bullion has risen every day except one in 2017, evidence that investors are pricing in a rocky year ahead. U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May confirmed Tuesday that she’ll leave the European Union’s single market while seeking a new arrangement on the customs union. Donald Trump is just three days away from being sworn in as the next U.S. president.