date:22/06/2020
location:London, United Kingdom
Meet the industry leaders who shape the Future of Mining across Europe, Middle East and Africa
date:26/10/2020
location:Denver, Colorado, USA
The third edition of the Future of Mining Americas conference takes in Denver in October 2020
2020 Edition: Track emerging trends and changes in investor attitudes with the Mining...
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At almost any other time a big fall in official U.S. interest rates would drive the gold price higher but since late last week, when it became clear that U.S. rates would be slashed as part of the coronavirus response, the gold price has fallen, a decline which has puzzled investors.
“The last time the market suffered a dramatic collapse in inflation expectations, with real yields rising rapidly despite steady nominal yields, was during the global financial crisis (2008),” Macquarie said.
One possible answer to this unexpected development is as worrying as anything to do with the virus which is choking global travel and trade and threatening to trigger a worldwide economic recession.
A cut in interest rates combined with political uncertainty could push gold even higher.
Markets, US interest rate flat
