October 22, 2020

U.S. Election, Gold & Economic Recovery Shape (Pre-Election)

Ross Norman, CEO, Metals Daily; James Steel, Chief Precious Metals Analyst, HSBC; Suki Cooper, Executive Director, Precious Metals Research, Standard Chartered.

Our speakers discussed the possible implications of the upcoming U.S. Election and considered what this could mean for both the gold industry and the shape of the economic recovery.

Ross, James and Suki will return for a follow up webinar after the election to discuss the actual outcome, how accurate their predictions had been, and to look at what this means for the gold industry and the wider economy.

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

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