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Protect against inflation with Britannia gold coins and bars
Advertisement Feature With UK inflation at a 40-year high and expected to rise even higher, interest in physical gold is surging once again. And The Royal Mint’s Britannia gold coins and bars offer an accessible and affordable way to buy.
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Is it a good time to buy physical gold?
Analysis The gold price remains depressed, but demand for physical gold has never been higher. Dominic Frisby explains whether now is a good time to buy physical gold.
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Could gold be the basis for a new global currency?
Cover Story Gold has always been the most reliable form of money. Now collaboration between China and Russia could lead to a new gold-backed means of exchange – giving prices a big boost, says Dominic Frisby
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Who’s buying gold right now and why?
Analysis There has been a marked increase in people from two very different professions buying gold coins and bars. Dominic Frisby asks why.
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Gold has been incredibly boring to own – but that’s no bad thing right now
Analysis Stocks, bonds and cryptocurrencies have all seen big falls this year. But gold remains at its one-year average. It may be dull, but it’s doing what it’s supposed to do, says Dominic Frisby. Preserving its value – and your capital.
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Gold shows its mettle as a safe haven at last
News Gold has proved its worth as a safe haven, gaining 9% since the start of the year and recently finishing its best quarter in nearly two years.
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Are gold miners finally set to outperform plain old gold?
Analysis Gold miners are meant to outperform gold. Yet since 2003, that hasn’t been the case. What’s changed – and will they ever make a comeback? Dominic Frisby explains.
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The gold price is close to new record highs. What happens next?
Opinion The price of gold has come within a whisker of its record high. Dominic Frisby looks at where it might go from here.
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China almost certainly owns more gold than the US – here’s why that matters
Opinion China almost certainly owns a lot more gold than anyone else – including the USA. But how much? And why does it need so much gold? Dominic Frisby explains.
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