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Gold Is Underinvested and Even a Small Demand Uptick Could Drive Prices Substantially Higher

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Gold Is Underinvested and Even a Small Demand Uptick Could Drive Prices Substantially Higher

As Bloomberg reporter Jack Ryan explained, given the relatively limited investor exposure to gold in the West, even a modest increase in inflows could mean a big surge in price.

Mike Maharrey

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