Gold's Next Chapter: Macro Outlook & Strategic Investing

Program

Gold, a timeless safe haven in uncertain times, continues to capture the attention of investors worldwide. But what does the future hold for this precious metal? What's its connection to silver in an ever-evolving economic landscape? And what financial instruments are at your disposal to ride its fluctuations?

To answer these and many more questions, we've designed an unmissable webinar.



What will we cover?

Together, we'll delve deep into the world of gold, addressing the following key points:

- Macroeconomic Outlook for Gold: we'll analyze the global macroeconomic factors influencing gold prices, from central bank monetary policies to inflation, geopolitical tensions and economic growth trends. We'll understand how these elements intertwine to determine the future trajectory of the yellow metal.

- Gold & Silver: An Inseparable Link? We'll explore the historical and current relationship between gold and silver. We'll examine the dynamics that often cause these two metals to move in sync, as well as the divergences that can occur and their implications for investors.

- Gold Investment Instruments with Swissquote: we'll guide you through the various options offered by Swissquote for investing in gold, providing a clear and concise overview of the available products. We'll cover investment instruments like XAU positions, futures and options, ETFs and mining shares. Plus, we'll delve into specific Swissquote products like the Gold and Metal Miners Certificate and the Gold Active Certificate.



About the speakers:

Erik Norland is the Managing Director and Chief Economist of CME Group, with a robust background spanning investment banks and hedge funds across the United States and France. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics and political science from St. Mary's College of Maryland and a master's in statistics from Columbia University. He is also a CFA Charterholder.

Stefano Gianti is Education Manager at Swissquote. He is a regularly quoted on financial networks such as CNBC and SKY.