'Gold's story is not over': Rallying stocks don't mean investors forgot their fear - RBC Capital Markets

‘Gold’s story is not over’: Rallying stocks don’t mean investors forgot their fear – RBC Capital Markets

Editor’s Note: Get caught up in minutes with our speedy summary of today’s must-read news stories and expert opinions that moved the precious metals and financial markets. Sign up here! (Kitco News) A rally in the stock market does not mean investors have forgotten their fear, which is why "gold’s story is not over yet," according to a report by RBC Capital Markets.

"After a precipitous vaccine news-driven decline, gold’s current price levels still leave unanswered questions," RBC’s commodity strategists wrote last week. "Despite seemingly buoyant markets, we do not think that investors have forgotten their fear; thus gold’s story is not yet over amid ongoing the economic, financial and political uncertainty.

Vaccine news does not automatically fix the economic downturn the U.S. has seen this year. It does not solve all the other problems, including inflation and unemployment, the report noted.

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