Precious Metals in the Trump Era: The Comeback of Hard Assets

In an international context marked by new geopolitical tensions, protectionist economic policies, and growing financial uncertainty, precious metals are once again assuming a central role as safe-haven assets and strategic resources.

The conference offers a structured analysis of the macroeconomic and sector-specific scenarios affecting the jewellery supply chain, examining current market trends, business confidence, and development prospects in a rapidly evolving global market.

Significant focus will be placed on the role of the Italian jewellery supply chain as an advanced industrial model, capable of combining competitiveness, technological innovation, and circular economy principles. From the recovery of precious metals to the creation of jewellery, gold becomes a key element of a regenerative economy, where environmental sustainability, traceability, and resource valorisation represent strategic levers.

Finally, the discussion will extend to the new dynamics of international supply chains in light of ongoing geopolitical changes, offering concrete insights to help interpret the present and guide future strategic decisions for companies in the sector.

Moderator:
Laura Biason, General Manager, Club degli Orafi Italia

Speakers:
Sara Giusti, Economist Industry Research Intesa Sanpaolo
Augusto Ungarelli, Delegate, Centro Studi Club degli Orafi and Past President, Lombardi – Vendorafa and Club degli Orafi Italia
Daniela Corsini, Senior Economist, Head of Commodity Research, Intesa Sanpaolo
Luca Benvenuti, Chief Executive Officer of Unoaerre Industry S.p.A.

Live event streaming on The Jewellery Connect
Please note the event is in Italian - simultaneous translation is provided