| The 7th Annual China Gold & Precious Metals Summit 2012 will provide you with a comprehensive picture of price trends, supply & demand fundamentals, investor sentiment, safe-haven flows, a third round of quantitative easing, inflationary fears and investment infrastructure development in the context of a weaker economic outlook, Europe's escalating debt mess, global monetary accommodation and a potential U.S. ‘Fiscal Cliff’. Now in its 7th years, the premier event will be convening 200+ top professionals from across the precious metals community including miners, bankers, refiners, bullion dealers, brokers, fabricators, traders, fund managers, analysts, advisors, jewelers and policymakers, etc. |
What Will You Take Away From The Event?
- Finding out where gold, silver and PGMs prices are heading amid debt mess, risk-off trade, monetary stimulus and the risk of a severe global economic decline
- Investigating China’s economic slowdown, monetary easing to combat faltering growth and their impact on the country’s demand for gold and other more industrial precious metals
- Discerning stimulus measures to boost growth from both advanced and emerging-market economies and their influences on investor appetite for fiat currencies and precious metals
- Examining the Fed's open-ended asset-buying program combined with Operation Twist, the spreading debt, financial and banking crisis in the euro zone and the unpredictable and variable implications for gold’s safe-haven appeal and flight-to-safety trades
- Scrutinizing the extent and length of sluggish gold demand in India as a result of rupee’s weakness, trade deficit, the increase in import duties and a delayed and smaller-than-normal monsoon
- Probing into the weakening economic and manufacturing activity out of U.S., Europe and emerging markets and the implications for industrial demand
- Looking into the challenge as a combination of rising cash costs, regulatory hurdles, political uncertainty and price turbulences faced by mining companies
- Assessing the launch of silver futures contracts in China and its effects on the silver market
- Analyzing the combined influence of global growth concern, rising scrap supply, labor-related mine disruptions, and a “risk-off” mentality on the platinum and palladium markets
- Gaining access to a target audience of producers, banks, refiners, bullion dealers, brokers, trading venues, traders, investors, money managers, consultants, jewelers and regulators, etc
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