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After 2008's intoxication, look to gold: analysts

TALK of the super-cycle and Chinese decoupling left investors and financial markets “intoxicated” last year, and for now the best bet is in gold as the slowdown continues, according to Deutsche Bank analysts.

Kate Haycock
After 2008's intoxication, look to gold: analysts

In an investor note, the bank said 2008 offered many lessons, which the market has learned the hard way. The most important was not to assume that any trend can continue indefinitely, the bank said,...

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