Wang Yu, director of the gold and foreign exchange market of the People’s Bank of China, said that gold prices will rise because of continued dollar depreciation, rising demand, and global political uncertainty.
“My personal conclusion is that international gold prices will remain volatile in the short term, while from a long-term perspective there is a possibility for — and room for — prices to increase further.”
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