De-hedging still favoured by gold producers
Thursday, 12 March 2009
Kate Haycock
WITH the gold price still at record highs, the pace of gold de-hedging has remained high, and precious metals consultancy GFMS says gold miners will continue to get out of the hedging game as the practice remains on the nose with investors.
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