Trevor Keel
Consultant World Gold CouncilGold-based COVID-19 testing – an update
John Reade
Senior Market Strategist, Europe and Asia World Gold CouncilWebinar: John Reade at the Pensions Age virtual conference
Watch our Chief Market Strategist John Reade presenting the case for ‘Gold, the most effective commodity investment’ at Pensions Age’s recent virtual conference in June.
Joseph Cavatoni
Senior Market Strategist, North America World Gold CouncilWebinar: Joe Cavatoni joins an expert panel to discuss Real Assets
World Gold Council
The experts on goldPodcast: Central bank gold reserves before and after the Covid-19 shock
Ray Jia
Research Head, China World Gold CouncilWhat does China’s economic revival mean for gold?
Gold demand in China, in particular, investment demand, has benefited from rising concerns for the economy as well as the lowered opportunity cost amid the COVID-19 outbreak and the central bank’s response to it. But with signs of a potential economic recovery emerging, can we expect gold’s attractiveness as a safe haven in China to fade? We believe that the answer is ‘No’.
John Mulligan
Director, Climate Change Lead and Market Relations World Gold CouncilAfter the virus: learning lessons and building back better with gold
Mukesh Kumar
Former Senior Analyst, India World Gold CouncilIndia’s gold market in May: Jewellery demand reviving gradually, Indian gold ETFs attract strong inflows
Terry Heymann
Chief Financial Officer World Gold CouncilVideo: a coffee chat on the Responsible Gold Mining Principles
Shaokai Fan
Head of Asia Pacific (ex China) & Global Head of Central Banks World Gold CouncilCentral banks remain positive on gold amid COVID-19 risks
Vishal Jain
Former Head of ETFs Nippon India Mutual FundGold ETFs in India – time for growth
Krishan Gopaul
Senior Analyst, EMEA World Gold CouncilCentral banks remain positive towards gold despite lower buying in April
In April, central banks bought another 31.6t based on IMF data. While the monthly increase is not far off the 6-month average (34.7t), it is 24% lower than March and 35% lower than April 2019.
Louise Street
Senior Markets Analyst World Gold CouncilSafety and expected returns attract German investors to gold
When investors in Germany buy gold, they tend to do so with the intention of protecting their wealth, while also keeping one eye on making good long-term returns. That was a finding from our 2019 survey of over 2,000 German retail investors.
