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Publication
of GFMS Global Hedge Book Analysis Q3-2006
Q3 De-hedging slowed to 2.0 Moz; a
more sustainable level going forward.
(16 November 2006) |
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GFMS’
Interim Silver Market Review
Fabrication demand forecast to fall
by just over 3% this year, largely shaking off impact of the
massive price rise in 2006. Only modest growth in mine production
and scrap expected. Investment demand has driven price higher
and could take silver back to the $15 level in the next few
months.
(14 November 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2006 - Update 1- Main Highlights
Return of Investor-Led Rally Forecast
to Lift Gold Over $700 before Year End though Potential for
Shorter Term Weakness Still Exists
(14 September 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2006 - Update 1- Producer Hedging
De-hedging Surges on Barrick Buy Back
(14 September 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2006 - Update 1- Official Sector
Net official sector sales in the first
half of 2006 fell by 60% year-on-year.
(14 September 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2006 - Update 1- Mine Production
Mine Supply Falters in First Half
(14 September 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2006 - Update 1- Investment
Growth in investment demand in the
fourth quarter to drive gold through $700.
(14 September 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2006 - Update 1- Jewellery
High and volatile gold prices the chief
drivers of the forecast slump of almost a fifth in global jewellery
demand this year.
(14 September 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Arabic Language Edition)
(08 August 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Chinese Language Edition)
(20 July 2006) |
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Publication
of World Silver Survey 2006 (Main Highlights)
(24 May 2006) |
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Publication
of Platinum & Palladium Survey 2006 (Main Highlights)
Platinum jewellery makes way for autocatalyst
gains, as higher mine production brings market close to balance.
(25 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Platinum & Palladium Survey 2006 (Jewellery)
China’s palladium use in jewellery
continues to grow, while its demand for platinum jewellery weakens
further.
(25 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Platinum & Palladium Survey 2006 (Mine Production)
South Africa leads global rise in PGM
mine supply.
(25 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Main Highlights)
Possibility of Bull Run to Historic Highs
Forecast for Gold as Surge in Investment Overrides Collapse
in Physical Offtake.
(12 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Mine Production)
New Mines to Boost Gold Production in
2006
(12 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Producer Hedging)
De-hedging Slows but Sentiment Unchanged
(12 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Investment)
Continued Growth in Investment Forecast
to Take the Gold Price to New Highs
(12 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Middle East)
Price Rally Triggers Surge in Scrap Supply
in Fourth Quarter & Early 2006
(12 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Official Sector)
Following Record Level in 2005, Official
Sector Sales Plummet in the First Quarter of 2006
(12 April 2006) |
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Publication
of Gold Survey 2006 (Jewellery)
Global jewellery fabrication up 4% in
2005, but fourth quarter weakness has continued into 2006
(12 April 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2005 - Update 2 - Main Highlights
First half 2006 to average 'only' $521
as investment growth briefly slackens and jewellery fabrication
slumps
(19 January 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2005 - Update 2 - Producer Hedging
De-hedging slumps by over 50% in 2005,
as conditions return to "normal"
(19 January 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2005 - Update 2 - Official Sector
Net official sector sales in 2005 reach
an all time high but are forecast to moderate significantly
in the first half of 2006
(19 January 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2005 - Update 2 - Mine Production
Global mine production expected to
enter a new growth phase in 2006
(19 January 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2005 - Update 2 - Investment
Strong investment demand will continue
driving the gold price to new highs
(19 January 2006) |
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Gold
Survey 2005 - Update 2 - Jewellery Fabrication
2005 jewellery demand sees second half
slide, following first half double-digit rise
(19 January 2006) |
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