Volatility in the fine wine market
Major Market Movers: the critical effect
Chart of the month: Leoville Barton 2016
Critical corner: James Suckling's top 100 wines of Italy 2019
Final thought: Bordeaux 2018 - a vintage comparison in light of Neal Martin's scores
The fine wine market slowed as UK election polls pointed to a Conservative majority, strengthening Sterling against the Euro. However, currency volatility remains as the election date (December 12th) nears, and with it comes volatile fine wine prices. Global equities improved as trade tensions between the United States and China softened causing Gold (-2.3%) to give back some of its annual gains.
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