| The 8th annual China Gold & Precious Metals Summit 2013 will provide you with a comprehensive picture of price actions, supply & demand fundamentals, market sentiment, gold-backed ETP liquidations, a rotation into U.S. equities, mining strategy, India's restrictions on gold imports, and China's infrastructure development for precious metals trading and investment in the context of a stronger U.S. dollar, a strengthening U.S. economy, rising U.S. bond yields, fears of an imminent tapering of the Fed's bond-buying program, a subdued inflation rate and labor-related supply disruptions in South Africa. Now in its 8th year, the premier event will be convening 250+ top professionals from various stakeholders across the value chain including miners, refiners, fabricators, bullion dealers, bankers, traders, brokers, money managers, analysts, advisors, jewelers and policymakers, etc. |
What Will You Take Away From The Event?
- Finding out where gold prices are heading amid dollar strength, a looming Fed tightening cycle, and a reallocation among global investors from haven assets into high-yielding assets
- Analyzing a slowdown in China's GDP growth, the country's record demand for gold and silver and the impact on the global precious metals markets
- Discerning the Federal Reserve's next move on monetary stimulus on the back of a recovering U.S. economy and its influence on the U.S. dollar, U.S. Treasury yields and precious metals
- Scrutinizing the Indian government's move to curb gold imports in a bid to cut a record trade deficit and its effects on the demand picture and the price of gold
- Investigating the investor fatigue reflected by a record gross bearish positions on the Comex and the continuation of outflows from gold ETPs
- Looking into the exodus from gold-backed exchange-traded funds so far this year and the stickiness of the remaining ETF holdings
- Exploring miners' response and growth strategy in the face of the crippling effect of weakening gold prices in the years to come
- Understanding the prospects for gold and silver in a low inflation environment where the U.S. dollar trades on the strong side
- Assessing the record trading volumes for gold and silver futures contracts in the wake of the launch of after-hours trading in China and its effects on the precious metals markets
- Identifying the tightening supply/demand fundamentals for PGMs resulting from the ongoing supply issues in South Africa and improved fabrication demand and the implications for PGM prices
- Gaining access to a target audience of producers, refiners, bullion dealers, bankers, brokers, traders, investors, money managers, consultants, jewelers and regulators, etc
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