A 175-year-old golden rule in markets is starting to break
28-09-2026 07:30 via smh.com.au

A 175-year-old golden rule in markets is starting to break

Gold has effectively always cost much more than silver, and nickel more than copper. But the age of electricity is starting to wreak havoc on accepted wisdom.
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