The gold bullion price has slipped a bit in the past few months, trading recently in the US$1,900 range after touching a peak of US$2,072 in mid-August. But Robert Cohen, vice president and portfolio manager at Toronto-based 1832 Asset Management LP and lead manager of five-star Dynamic Precious Metals believes that conditions are in place for a resumption of the upward trend, and expects gold prices could rise 10% to 15% during the next year.
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