What Moves Gold Prices? By Jesse Emspak Share The price of gold is moved by a combination of supply, demand and investor behavior. That seems simple enough, but the way those factors work together is sometimes counterintuitive. Many investors, for example, think of gold as an inflation hedge . That has some common sense plausibility — paper money loses value as more is printed. But the supply of gold is relatively constant. As it happens mining doesn't add much year to year. Correlation to Inflation Two economists, Claude B. Erb of the National Bureau of Economic Research and Campbell Harvey, a p...
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