Gold and other precious metal funds have not responded in typical safe-haven fashion since the start of the covid-19 crisis, according to research published in the latest issue of The Cerulli Edge—European Monthly Product Trends. Historically, precious metals have appealed to investors seeking to diversify from asset classes with high correlations. These commodities have also served as a store of currency. However, research from Cerulli Associates finds that although the price of gold soared in 2019 on the back of geopolitical risks, the coronavirus crisis has been less favorable for pre...
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