- 84 pages, published on 5th May 2011.
The annual Platinum & Palladium Survey contains a thorough analysis of all the major components of platinum and palladium supply and demand. It also features detailed analysis for each of the major producing and consuming countries.
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Published four times a year, this report gives GFMS’s independent insight into the latest developments and trends and offers a 3-year forecast on supply, demand and the price for Platinum &Palladium.
Building on our proprietary analysis of the precious metals markets, that forms the basis of our flagship annual Gold, Silver and Platinum & Palladium Survey publications, this report provides projections on all the key supply and demand components, focussing on the various endogenous and exogenous factors GFMS expect will drive these over the next three years. Particular emphasis is placed on the extent to which variations in prices will influence the various components and vice versa.
Forecasts are provided under three alternative scenarios for the world economy: The Base Case scenario represents GFMS’ expectations of global economic growth, energy prices and exchange rates over the forecasting period, while the Low GDP and High GDP variants provide alternatives based on more pessimistic and more optimistic outlooks for the world economy respectively.
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This is a bi-annual service with the first edition of the forecast released in March 2011. The Ten Year Outlook for PGMs complements our successful current series of forecasting monthlies and quarterlies on the precious metals markets, which have proved to be extremely popular within the precious metals market place.
The service offers a Base Case and two alternative scenarios for the next 10 years, with each given a weighted percentage probability with a particular emphasis in the report on risks to the forecast, including those stemming from potential supply or demand ‘shocks’.
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Produced by sister company GFMS Analytics, the Precious Metals One Year Forecast complements the in-depth research generated by GFMS for the gold, silver and platinum group metals surveys, but its considerably higher frequency gives market members valuable access to the benefits of the GFMS research force and database, with a slightly different method of presentation and comment.
This one-year subscription is a monthly report.
Metals covered: gold, silver, platinum, palladium.
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GFMS has developed a monthly reporting service that leverages off our unparalleled market knowledge and provides timely monthly fundamental research and analysis of the sector to support your monitoring of the Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium commodity markets.
Combining market summary information and insightful analysis, the GFMS Precious Metals Forecasting Monthly looks out over a 3 month time frame offering a trading range for each metal along with an insider's perspective on the trends and numbers that drive the precious metals markets.
Metals covered: gold, silver, platinum, palladium.
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Platinum group metals (PGMs) have become indispensable in modern industrial society for a number of important applications, and the demand for PGMs has greatly increased in the last twenty years. As a result of the development of new technologies (for example, fuel cells), new markets are emerging, which will lead to further expansion in demand.
This publication, which originally appeared in German, summarises the resulting, important research carried out by the refiner, Umicore, and the environmental research institute, Oko-Institut, on this matter.
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