Gold Survey Update 1, published in September 2010, provides a thorough and comprehensive interim analysis of the most recent developments in the gold market.

In just 40 pages, Update 1 identifies the most important economic, sociopolitical and market-specific issues facing the gold market.

Specifications	> Gold Survey Update 1 2011 - was published in September 2011 > 40 pages - Price: £250 / US$460 / €350 (hard copy) > Also available in pdf format (contact us for prices)
Main features	Supply and demand statistics for the first half of the year and second half forecasts. Review of main developments in mine production, costs, hedging, fabrication, investment and central bank activity. Commentary on price movements and indications on what to expect looking forward.
Related publications:	> Annual Gold Survey > Gold Survey - Update 2 > Precious Metals Forecasting Monthly > The Gold Market in China - A New Beginning? > Gold Mining Reports > Quarterly Gold Hedge Book > 3-Year Gold Forecasting Quarterlies > The Ages of Gold
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