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Gold and silver will outperform even strong equities in a low-rate market
The resumption of the Fed’s cutting cycle means all systems are a go for risk assets, but gold and silver should outperform even a hot equity market in a lower-rates environment, according to Sameer Samana, head of Global Equities and Real Assets at Wells Fargo Investment Institute. In a Thursday interview with Kitco News, Samana was emphatic that – with one key exception – most assets should deliver a very strong performance over the next 12 months. “I think what's really interesting is just how good the environment is for all risk assets, across the board,” Samana said. “Rarely have you had a Fed start ... (full story)
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