Posted in Feature Spotlight, Insight, Market News · September 19, 2013 at 16:34
Gold is looking a lot shinier to investors after its once in a generation plunge in April when it looked like the US Federal Reserve was going to ease its monetary stimulus.
Now that the US Central Bank has said it will maintain its bond buying program at current levels, the surge in gold equities is really picking up. This video highlights several tools in Thomson Reuters Eikon to help you trade gold better, smarter & faster.
Thomson Reuters GFMS
Thomson Reuters GFMS has provided independent analysis and research into the metals markets for more than 40 years. Its statistical database is unparalleled in its breadth and depth – an ideal resource for creating clear surveys and forecasts that enable you to take profitable decisions early.
The quality of the service that Thomson Reuters GFMS delivers is determined by a unique program of research. Our analysts regularly travel to all the major markets and speak to an unrivalled network of contacts. From miners to end users, we gather information first-hand along the entire length of the value chain, obtaining information that is often not available to others. Click here to download the brochure.
Click here to download a complimentary copy of Gold Survey 2013 and Gold Survey 2013 Update 1.
Global Gold Forum
The Thomson Reuters Global Gold Forum is a rich source of news, market insight, analysis and discussion. Hosted by Reuters journalists, specialising in the precious metals market – you can chat, post questions, debate and exchange ideas directly with them, as well as industry contacts from leading global companies. The Global Gold Forum is the place to test and challenge ideas, gauge industry sentiment or seek out the reaction of your peers.
The Forum is free to join if you are a user of Thomson Reuters Messenger. Members of the Global Gold Forum are key individuals and experts within the precious metals market. To access the room, open up Thomson Reuters Messenger or Thomson Reuters Eikon, then copy and paste the following into your browser, then hit enter: rmchat://room/thomsonreuters.com/Global_Gold_Forum
If you’re a Thomson Reuters Eikon user, learn more about GFMS by watching this Knowledge Network video:http://training.thomsonreuters.com/video/v.php?v=449&pmf=0mf or type “GFMS” into the search field in Thomson Reuters Eikon.
If you’re not on Thomson Reuters Eikon, please request for a demo by filling in your contact details here: http://bit.ly/seekmoreeikon-sept2013
via Gold Shines Again – US Central Bank will maintain its bond buying program.
