PRECIOUS METALS

Hedging back in vogue for gold developers

With the opportunity to lock-in gold prices above the historically high levels of US$1,900 per ounce, project developers are beginning to return to gold hedging to ensure cash flows during construction.

Argonaut Gold's Magino in Ontario, Canada

Argonaut Gold's Magino in Ontario, Canada

Hedging is typically frowned upon by investors in gold miners on the grounds that people invest in gold and gold stocks because they believe the gold price will go higher, and so they want full exposure...

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