⛏ Gold Leads Global Mining Deals

Gold Leads Global Mining Deals
Gold led the mining M&A space in 2024, making up 70% of deals by number and value. Australia and Canada were top regions, driven by record prices, geopolitical volatility, and safe-haven investor sentiment. Despite the absence of megadeals, steady deal flow suggests growing appetite, especially with gold prices above $3,000. Read on »

What Comes Next For Gold?
Gold has surged past $3,000/oz, gaining 14% YTD, driven by central bank buying and ETF inflows. However, the World Gold Council and Morgan Stanley warn of a near-term pullback, citing volatility and weakening jewelry demand. Still, macro tailwinds like falling rates and global uncertainty keep gold’s long-term outlook bullish. Read on »

Chinese Insurers Make First Gold Trade at Shanghai Exchange
On March 25, China’s largest insurance firms executed their first gold trade under a new pilot program allowing up to 1% allocation to gold. With estimates pointing to over $27 billion in demand, the move could add 300 tonnes to global gold demand and further internationalize China’s bullion markets. Read on »

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