April 23, 2020

Outlook for Precious Metals in a COVID-19 World

David Jollie, Head of Sales & Market Insight, Anglo-American Platinum; Rhona O'Connell, Head of Market Analysis, EMEA & Asia Regions, StoneX Financial Ltd; Bernard Dahdah, Senior Commodities Analyst, Global Markets Research, Natixis.

What does a Covid-19 world mean for the global economy and more specifically for precious metals? How are they bearing up under the challenge of a global lockdown? Does gold retain its place and role as a safe haven? Which benefits more, gold or the PGMs? Is anyone in love with silver? Reprising their discussion from earlier this year, we reunite three inimitable experts in the precious metals space.

This webinar is CPD Accredited. For more information, please contact events@lbma.org.uk.

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