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- Key Insights From SBMA’s Asia Pacific Precious Metals Conference 2025
By JONI TEVES, Chief Precious Metals Strategist, UBS Investment Bank
- SBMA Delegation to Shanghai Platinum Week 2025: Deepening Regional Market Access
By ALBERT CHENG, CEO, SBMA
- China Emerges as a Key Pillar of the Global PGM Market: Highlights from Shanghai Platinum Week 2025
By WEIBIN DENG, Regional Head of Asia Pacific
- Critical Role of Precious Metals in Hydrogen Energy: Understanding the Science Behind Clean Technology
By LIU FENG, Chairman and General Manager of Sino-Platinum Metals New Energy Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd; Deputy General Manager of Yunnan Precious Metals Materials Laboratory Co., Ltd.
- WGC – Middle East Update
By ANDREW NAYLOR, Head of Middle East and Public Policy, World Gold Council
- SBMA News
By SBMA
Article List
- Key Insights From SBMA’s Asia Pacific Precious Metals Conference 2025
By JONI TEVES, Chief Precious Metals Strategist, UBS Investment Bank
- SBMA Delegation to Shanghai Platinum Week 2025: Deepening Regional Market Access
By ALBERT CHENG, CEO, SBMA
- China Emerges as a Key Pillar of the Global PGM Market: Highlights from Shanghai Platinum Week 2025
By WEIBIN DENG, Regional Head of Asia Pacific
- Critical Role of Precious Metals in Hydrogen Energy: Understanding the Science Behind Clean Technology
By LIU FENG, Chairman and General Manager of Sino-Platinum Metals New Energy Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd; Deputy General Manager of Yunnan Precious Metals Materials Laboratory Co., Ltd.
- WGC – Middle East Update
By ANDREW NAYLOR, Head of Middle East and Public Policy, World Gold Council
- SBMA News
By SBMA
CRITICAL ROLE OF PRECIOUS METALS IN HYDROGEN ENERGY: UNDERSTANDING THE SCIENCE BEHIND CLEAN TECHNOLOGY
By LIU FENG, Chairman and General Manager of Sino-Platinum Metals New Energy Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd; Deputy General Manager of Yunnan Precious Metals Materials Laboratory Co., Ltd.
New Record on the Cards
Lower interest rates at a time inflation is increasing, relatively less appetite for Treasuries as US debt surges to new records and fears grow that the world will have less need for US dollars given a high tariff environment and the prospect of trillions worth of Eurobond competing for investor capital, all suggest that demand for the yellow metal should firm into 2025. As such, central banks, ETF investors and the under-positioned discretionary traders are expected to place strong bids on gold during that time. As such, we project the average price to hit a record $3,550/oz in the final three months of this year.
