LONDON, 26 June 2016 – US capital Washington DC's most widely circulated newspaper, The Washington Post, today quotes BullionVault in its report on the surging price of gold following the UK's Brexit referendum result.
"Trading volume was extraordinary" says Adrian Ash, head of research at BullionVault.
In fact, there was as much trading activity at BullionVault by 2pm London time (9am Eastern time) [on Friday] as the exchange usually does in two weeks, the article goes on to say.
"In a world of uncertainty, gold never changes," Adrian explains. "Gold doesn't do anything; it doesn't even rust. It's absolutely certain in a world of constantly changing values, constantly changing politics and constantly changing risk."
For the online version, go to the Washington Post here:
The one investment that just made a killing, thanks to Brexit
