Gold at $10,000? Market watchers hold firm on forecasts despite bullion bear market slide
Gold's sharp selloff may have pushed the metal firmly into bear market territory, but some market veterans are sticking to ambitious long-term forecasts.
Gold at $10,000? Market watchers hold firm on forecasts despite bullion bear market slide
Gold's sharp selloff may have pushed the metal firmly into bear market territory, but some market veterans are sticking to ambitious long-term forecasts.
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