| The world’s top two gold consultancies have offered up mixed outlooks for prices in 2016. Metals Focus and Thomson Reuters GFMS each launched their 2016 gold reports on Thursday. Both firms are cautious on gold in the short term, as they see prices pulling back in the second quarter after rising a whopping 16 per cent in the first quarter.
But Metals Focus thinks the second half of 2016 will be very strong, while GFMS is optimistic but more guarded. Metals Focus predicted gold will peak at US$1,350 an ounce in the fourth quarter, up from US$1,235 currently...............................................Full Article: Source
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