Paper markets are evolving, making life increasingly difficult for the short side in gold. In the past, the bullion banking establishment has managed to persuade producers (mines and processors) to hedge prospective inventory forward, relieving pressure on market makers’ and bullion bank traders’ short positions. According to the CTFC’s Commitment of Traders statistics, this source of hedging supply has diminished, throwing the short burden onto purely financial players.
Ann: Closure of Hedge Book, page-44
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