Joe Chidley

1 month ago | canadianfamilyoffices.com | Peter Kenter |Joe Chidley

This is the eighth in a series of articles in our special report on alternative investments in Canada. To see all the articles, click here. In April, gold briefly crested US$3,500 per ounce, a record attributed to a laundry list of macroeconomic uncertainties. A volatile stock market, an anemic bond market, concerns about inflation, uncertainty about tariffs, weaker currencies and international turmoil—all conspired to make gold bugs very happy.