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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 2
(Main Highlights)
Investment Surge Stemming from US Centred
Fiscal and Monetary Largesse Creates Potential for Fresh All
Time Gold Price High in First Half 2009
(15 January 2009) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 2
(Mine Production)
Global Gold Mine Output Drops by 4% in
2008 - South African Production Lowest for a Century, Drops
to World Number Three
(15 January 2009) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 2
(Jewellery)
Jewellery Fabrication Fell by 11% in 2008,
Mainly Owing to Heavy Losses in India, Turkey and Italy
(15 January 2009) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 2
(Producer Hedging)
Gold Producer Hedge Book Falls Below 500
Tonnes in 2008; End of Large Scale De-hedging in Sight
(15 January 2009) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 2
(Investment)
Investment Surge to be Fuelled by Record
Low US Interest Rates, Future Inflation Threat From Debt Monetisation
and Deteriorating Outlook for Traditional Assets
(15 January 2009) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 2
(Official Sector)
A Drop in Supply From the CBGA Drove
Total Net Official Sector Sales Down to 279 tonnes in 2008,
the Lowest Annual Figure since 1996
(15 January 2009) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 1
(Main Highlights)
Gold Prices to Rebound after Recent Bouts of Selling as Investors
Return and through a Decent Fundamental Footing but Fresh Highs
Unlikely in 2008 |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 1
(Hedging)
De-hedging Surpassed Expectations as Producers Continued
Unscheduled Buy-backs
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 1
(Mine Production)
Global Mine Production Slides in the First Half; Recovery
Expected in H2
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 1
(Jewellery)
First Half Jewellery Fabrication Drops by Nearly 24%, Due
to High and Volatile Gold Prices |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 1
(Investment)
Ups and Downs of the Gold Price - a Correction or a Major
Trend Change? |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008 - Update 1
(Official Sector)
Low CBGA Sales Drive Net Official Sector Disposals Down by
26% in the First Half of 2008 |
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Publication
of Platinum and Palladium Survey 2008
(Main Highlights)
Supply Shock from South Africa in 2007;
Electric Shock in 2008.
(24 April 2008) |
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Publication
of Platinum and Palladium Survey 2008
(Mine Production)
South African Safety Issues, Strikes and
Skilled Labour Shortages Push Global Platinum Mine Output down
by 6% in 2007. Palladium Production meanwhile Dropped by 4%
due Mainly to Reduced Supply from South Africa and Russia.
(24 April 2008) |
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Publication
of Platinum and Palladium Survey 2008
(Jewellery)
Platinum Jewellery Continues to Act as
the Market’s Demand Side Shock Absorber. Palladium Jewellery
Sees Some Gains after a Lacklustre 2006.
(24 April 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008
(Main Highlights)
Fourth Quarter 2007 Strength in Investment Expected to be Sustained
in 2008, Pushing Gold to Fresh Records but End Game Possibilities
Now In Sight.
(9 April 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008
(Mine Production)
Global Output Dips to an Eleven-Year Low as South African Production
Nosedives, Though Global Production Set to Remain Stable in
2008.
(9 April 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008
(Jewellery)
Global Jewellery Demand Staged a Partial Recovery in 2007, but
Substantial Losses Expected in 2008.
(9 April 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008
(Investment)
Investor Purchases on the Back of the Continued Crisis in the
Credit Markets Have Led the Remarkable Gold Price Rally to the
an Time High North of $1,030.
(9 April 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2008
(Official Sector)
Higher CBGA Sales Drive Net Official Sector Sales up by Nearly
a Third in 2007.
(9 April 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2007 - Update 2
(Mine Production)
Global Gold Mine Output Slips by 1% in 2007 - China Dethrones
South Africa to Become World’s Largest Gold Producer
(17 January 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2007 - Update 2
(Jewellery)
Jewellery Fabrication Expected to Fall by around 20% during
First Half 2008
(17 January 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2007 - Update 2
(Producer Hedging)
Wave of Producer Buy-Backs Trim Gold Hedge Book to 16-Year Low
(17 January 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2007 - Update 2
(Investment)
Investment Demand Forecast to Drive Gold Price to $1,000 Level
in 2008.
(17 January 2008) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2007 - Update 2
(Official Sector)
Higher CBGA Sales More than Compensated for a Low Level
of Net Purchases Outside the Agreement to Leave the Global Official
Sector Sales Total up by Close to a Third in 2007. Official
Sector Sales are Forecast to Decline Slightly in 2008.
(17 January 2008) |
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