Good to see that the BBC online coverage of the turmoil on the global financial markets hasn't suffered from dumbing down now that all the proper journalists have fled to the Cotswolds for their Easter break, giving the staffers and juniors their time to shine...
"Investors turn to gold for stability...gold has been valuable to mankind for centuries. It's a scarce metal, but not completely rare. It has a relatively low melting point and so can easily be made into coins or jewellery. While silver tarnishes over time, gold doesn't.
As Tony Hadley sang in the Spandau Ballet classic: 'You're indestructible.' He was 'always believing', in gold - investors continue to do so as well."
"Investors turn to gold for stability...gold has been valuable to mankind for centuries. It's a scarce metal, but not completely rare. It has a relatively low melting point and so can easily be made into coins or jewellery. While silver tarnishes over time, gold doesn't.
As Tony Hadley sang in the Spandau Ballet classic: 'You're indestructible.' He was 'always believing', in gold - investors continue to do so as well."
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