LONDON, 10 November 2016 – Yesterday's surge in precious metals trading on BullionVault features today in a report at UK tabloid The Daily Star's pages online.
"By 11am volumes had already beaten 4 October, the heaviest trading day since Brexit Friday, 24 June," The Star quotes Adrian Ash, head of research at what the paper calls "world No.1 online...with more than £9.5m ($11.8m) of physical gold and silver changing hands."
Long term, "Gold prices looks set to keep rising," after Trump's win Adrian adds.
Read the full story at The Daily Star here:
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