A confluence of factors should drive mining company stocks higher, according to Investec’s gold fund manager.

A confluence of factors should drive mining company stocks higher, according to Investec’s gold fund manager.
Silver mining stocks provide investors with opportunity as physical silver has become very cheap, according to Ned Naylor-Leyland, portfolio manager at Merian Global Investors.
Merian’s gold and silver fund manager believes that the Fed’s U-turn on interest rates will finally drive gold prices higher.
Commodity prices have experienced wild swings over the past few years, and investors in commodity funds have had to be risk-tolerant.
When investing in gold, conservative high net worth individuals in Asia still prefer owning physical bullion to investing in exchange-traded funds, according to State Street Global Advisors.
Ned Naylor-Leyland, fund manager at Old Mutual Global Investors tells FSA which precious metal he favours, and where he sees most value.
FSA compares the strategy of two exchange-traded funds: the SSGA SPDR Gold Shares ETF and the SAM Value Gold ETF, which are the only physical gold passive funds available for sale in Hong Kong.
Gold is expected to enter a bull cycle for at least three years due to the effects of interest rate hikes and inflation expectations, said Ned Naylor-Leyland, fund manager of the Old Mutual Gold and Silver Fund.
Silver and gold are expected to be in demand as long as interest rates do not speed ahead of the inflation rate, said Ned Naylor-Leyland, fund manager of the Old Mutual Gold and Silver Fund.
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