Risk & Energy Risk Commodity Rankings 2014: Metals

Peter Madigan
30 Jan 2014

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Chinese demand has been vital to base metals prices in recent years, but it took on a new role in 2013, preventing sliding gold prices from collapsing entirely – dealers say the year’s one reliable trade was to be short gold in an otherwise meandering metals market.

“Gold has driven the drop in prices in the basket of metals over the course of 2013. The drop during 2013 was around 28% and at the same time we saw an increase in the value of the S&P 500 of exactly the same percentage, so investors

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