The financial institution said falling real rates continued to provide the catalyst for higher gold prices as global real rates continued to decline with an estimated $17 trillion in negative yielding debt. The report said recession fears persisted as US yield curves remained inverted while “spot gold prices appear to be pricing in two further rate cuts in 2019 by the [US Federal Reserve] and a continued dovish outlook for 2020”.

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