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Gold assets draw scrutiny as global policy risks rise
Barrick Mining’s plans to spin off its North American gold assets are drawing pushback from a joint-venture partner as gold prices surge and investor focus shifts toward safe-jurisdiction assets amid rising global uncertainty. BNN Bloomberg spoke with Dan Rohinton, portfolio manager at iA Global Asset Management, about tensions surrounding the proposed spinoff, why sustained gold prices matter more than short-term rallies, and how political shifts in Japan and the U.S. are influencing precious metals and global capital flows. Read the full transcript below: ANDREW: Barrick Mining does want to spin off part of its ... (full story)
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