Gold will continue to rise in the Year of the Ox albeit at a slower pace than the previous two years, aided by low-interest rates, inflationary concerns and the Covid-19 pandemic, according to analysts. The price of bullion in Hong Kong rose 18 per cent in the Year of the Rat to close at HK$17,050 (US$2,200) per tael (37.8 gram) on Thursday, the last trading day before the Lunar New Year holiday. "The Year of the Ox is likely to see gold prices rising between 15 and 20 per cent to break through HK$20,000 per tael," said Haywood Cheung Tak-hay, president of the Chinese Gold an...