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| Gold gets its shine back
Gold is back – not that it really went away. But news now comes from all corners that appetite for that traditional safe-haven, gold, particularly through the ETC route, is record-breaking. Read our piece with comments from The World Gold Council, which reported that the first quarter of 2020 was a record-breaking quarter, as gold ETF holdings and assets added USD23 billion in net inflows, the largest quarterly gain in history.
ETF providers did well too, with Invesco’s gold ETF going over USD1 billion in assets and The Royal Mint’s new launch of an ETF setting out with over USD200 million. Comment from WisdomTree’s Mobeen Tahir, Associate Director, Research, claims that now may be the time for gold to shine.
Other news saw Willis Owen’s Adrian Lowcock offering us five virtues to get through a crisis. His virtues include thinking long-term all the way through to switching off – something that we all need to do at times during this extraordinary period.
Beverly Chandler
Managing Editor, Wealth Adviser
Companies in this issue
BNY Mellon
ETFMG
First Trust
HANetf
Invesco
The Royal Mint
Wedbush
Willis Owen
WisdomTree
The World Gold Council
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| Gold in ETF form attracts record levels of assets | | Thu | 16 Apr 2020, 14:47 | | All-time highs have been experienced in gold-backed ETFs as a number of institutions reported record inflows on the back of the COVID-19 pandemic and the effect it has had on global financial markets. |
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| Willis Owen lists five virtues to help in a crisis | | Thu | 16 Apr 2020, 14:47 | | Adrian Lowcock, head of personal investing at Willis Owen says that there are five virtues which will get an investor through a crisis. Lowcock writes that crises are always different, they have a different effect on the economy and indeed stockmarkets. |
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| Global ETF launches 02-16.04.20 | | Thu | 16 Apr 2020, 14:47 | | With two weeks of new launches to cover given last week’s Easter break, a mixed bag of newcomers includes two bond-focussed offerings from Inveso – a short-dated US government bond fund and a GBP corporate bonds ETF. Elsewhere, BNY Mellon debuted a suite of eight funds designed to cover the core exposures in a typical asset allocation strategy, while ETFMG and Wedbush teamed up to debut a new fund covering the cloud computing sector. |
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