Background

Global financial turmoil triggered by US sub-prime loan crisis has shocked stock and commodities markets. Shock market tumbled and commodity prices nearly halved or even slumped to a quarter of their peak. Gold, with the dual characteristics of currency and commodity, is playing a unique role when major investment products face market failure. Gold prices skyrocketed from US$681/oz to US$1,005/oz from October 2008 to February 2009, up by US$324/oz, or 46%, and gold thus attracted global investors’ attentions again. Asia, the world growth engine, took up 60% in world gold import and 40% in export. Asia has world No.1 and No.3 gold consumers (India and China respectively). China is world largest gold producing country now and it ranked the first in global gold investment demand growth! More »

Highlights

» Grasp of the future gold price tendency
» Observe on the current hot issues
» Leading the industrial development trends
» Digging up the new business models

Attendee

President
CEO
Board Chairman
General Manager
Director
Marketing Manager
Investment Analyst
Fund Manager and Industrial Expert More »