LONDON, 15 July 2016 – BullionVault's record trading-day on 24 June, the day the UK's Brexit referendum result was announced, is highlighted today by The Daily Telegraph online in a report on what's driven gold prices sharply higher.
The online gold and silver marketplace "said its users traded a record £30m in gold on the Friday the Brexit result was revealed, but the market has since calmed," The Telegraph says.
"The private-investor market for gold and silver is well balanced, not panicked, after the Brexit price surge," it quotes Adrian Ash, head of research at BullionVault.
"New interest in gold has turned sharply higher, led by US investors perhaps finding a warning of volatility in the Brexit vote ahead of November's presidential election."
Read the full story at Telegraph.co.uk here:
Why is the gold price rising? Five forces driving the precious metal
