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Daily Finance & Markets Brief · October 14th

Daily Finance & Markets Brief · October 14th

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From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. Mason, October 14th. Quick read on what moved overnight — five stories, no fluff. Let's get into it. First, from The Daily Upside. Why Gold ETF Inflows Surged Even as the Metal’s Price Fell. Investors are hunting for portfolio protection and diversification in a pot at the end of the rainbow. Inflows into gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recently hit a four-year high, according to Bloomberg. The World Gold Council, meanwhile, reported that global gold ETFs brought in $10 billion in September, boosting third-quarter inflows to a record $31 billion. The US alone added $3.8 billion last month. Typically, investors sell gold, a nonyielding asset, when interest rates rise, in order to take advantage of interest-bearing assets. Next. Second, from The Daily Upside. Not Everything Needs to Be an ETF, Invesco’s Brian Hartigan says. Ask an average Joe what they know about exchange-traded funds and you’ll probably get crickets. Mention QQQ an
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