Precious Metals Update
The latest research on gold, silver and other precious metals
As geopolitical conflicts remain on the radar for investors across the world, precious metals - like gold and silver - are also becoming more important for portfolio positioning. The collection below provides timely and critical insights into the universe of precious metals.
Platinum Essentials: 2-5 Year Supply Demand Outlook (WPIC)
Whilst the global economic outlook remains uncertain, the platinum market is, perhaps surprisingly, well insulated from future headwinds.
Gold Demand Trends Full Year 2022 (World Gold Council)
For compliance reasons, this paper is only accessible in certain geographies
Looking at demand-supply dynamics, output from across the Americas, led by expansion of existing projects in North America, is likely to result in higher 2023 production.
Podcast: Gold, Silver, Uranium, Copper, Lithium, and Beachballs (Sprott AM)
In the current macroeconomic environment, investors are paying more attention to the potential of precious metals like gold and silver.
Monthly Gold Compass March 2023 (Incrementum)
This in-depth research piece offers investors an updated guide to the global gold markets, with plenty of historic data for context.
Trends in Indian Investment Demand for Silver (The Silver Institute)
Silver and gold are both widely recognized as savings and investment assets in India, a reflection of the low penetration of banking and other financial products.
Mining & Metals 2023: Lifting the Fog of Uncertainty (White & Case)
This report highlights the strong position mining majors are entering 2023 in, compared to previous downturns.
Commodity Insights: Looking Deeper into Emissions Data (S&P Global Platts)
The growing number of geopolitical conflicts worldwide are affecting oil, gas, metals, nuclear, agriculture, petrochemicals, and shipping operations.
The Relevance of Silver in a Global Multi-Asset Portfolio (Oxford Economics)
This report argues that silver deserves a strategic allocation in investor portfolios, both as a cheaper alternative to gold and due to its own intrinsic qualities.