Gold has gained more attention from market investors amid soaring prices in the US and Eurozone. While gold prices are usually supported by inflation and economic uncertainties, rising interest rates by central banks around the world also mean that the opportunity costs of holding the non-yielding asset are now higher. In that case, should investors turn to the gold market now, and how should they go about doing so? In Market View, Prime Time’s Finance Presenter Chua Tian Tian spoke with Shaokai Fan, Head of Central Banks Relationships at the World Gold Council to find out more. 

<p>Gold has gained more attention from market investors amid soaring prices in the US and Eurozone. While gold prices are usually supported by inflation and economic uncertainties, rising interest rates by central banks around the world also mean that the opportunity costs of holding the non-yielding asset are now higher. In that case, should investors turn to the gold market now, and how should they go about doing so? In Market View, Prime Time’s Finance Presenter Chua Tian Tian spoke with Shaokai Fan, Head of Central Banks Relationships at the World Gold Council to find out more. </p>

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