2007: 40 Years of the Gold Survey

The annual Gold Survey is widely recognised as the most authoritative source of information on the international gold market. It provides an in-depth analysis of developments in the market and contains a wealth of statistics on the main gold trading, consuming and producing countries.

Specifications	> Gold Survey 2009 was published on 7th April 2009 > 128 pages - Price: £325 / US$595 / €440 (hard copy) > Also available in pdf format (contact us for prices)
Main features	121 fact-filled pages, including detailed supply/demand statistics and 14 data appendices. Country-by-country data covering main consuming and producing countries. Detailed information not available in the public domain. Mini-tables summarise data in easy-to-read format. Thorough, considered analysis of statistical information. Concise summary of main findings in each chapter. Critical assessment of current and future trends. The outlook for gold prices.
Foreign language editions:	Also available in Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Arabic and Hindi.
Related publications:	> Gold Survey - Update 1 > Gold Survey - Update 2 > Precious Metals Quarterly > Precious Metals Market Briefing > The Gold Market in China - A New Beginning? > Gold Mining Reports > Quarterly Gold Hedge Book > The Ages of Gold > 3-Year Gold Forecasting Quartelies > Gold Mine Cost Service
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