Despite gold’s recent volatility and inability to attract a safe-haven bid during a period of heightened geopolitical risk, there has been no structural shift in its role in portfolios, according to one market analyst. In an interview with Kitco News, Indrani De, Head of Global Investment Research at FTSE Russell, said that gold's recent price action reflects a collision of competing macro drivers that are redefining how investors interact with the metal in the short term. De said that gold continues to benefit from geopolitical uncertainty, but said investors need to recognize the difference between long-term ... (full story)