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Professional and retail investors around the world are swarming to buy the precious metal, pushing prices up to record highs — and potentially into bubble
The politics premium is punishing bonds from Paris to Tokyo
Bond holders want an ever-higher premium to hold the debt of developed-nation governments as turmoil in France and Japan underscores how politics is eclipsing central