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New (lower) forecasts for precious metals prices

The prices of precious metals have not responded as we had anticipated to the growing risks of a Greek exit (“Grexit”) from the euro. We are therefore revising our end-year forecasts for gold, silver, platinum and palladium lower, largely to reflect the fact that markets seem willing to shrug off the threat of contagion to other euro-zone countries.

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