LONDON, 14 June 2016 – The Financial Times' professional FT Adviser title today quotes BullionVault extensively in a report on surging investor demand for gold.
"Analysts agree Brexit would likely dent the Pound, the stock market, UK government Gilts and house prices," the magazine says online, quoting Adrian Ash at BullionVault, "and dent them much more severely than a vote to remain would boost them.
"This asymmetric risk also faces Eurozone assets too, because Brexit would hurt the wider EU.
"[But] gold trades freely against all major currencies in a global market. While nothing is certain, gold may well rise against all currencies on a Brexit shock."
FT Adviser quotes BullionVault's analysis of "five historic shocks to financial markets", and their impact on gold prices.
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