Andrew Naylor
Head of Middle East and Public Policy World Gold CouncilExploring Gold Demand Trends and the 2021 outlook for gold
Listen as Andrew Naylor joins Prime Time Presenter, Rachel Kelly on MoneyFM 89.3. They discuss the key findings of the latest Gold Demand Trends report and what 2021 holds for gold.
Terry Heymann
Chief Financial Officer World Gold CouncilWebinar replay: Gold’s ESG credentials
Investors are increasingly asking if gold can be considered an ESG compliant asset. We believe it certainly should and were delighted to participate in the webinar to highlight what the gold mining sector is doing in the ESG space.
Krishan Gopaul
Senior Analyst, EMEA World Gold CouncilCentral banks return to net sales in November
Following net purchases in October, central banks returned to net selling in November. Global official reserves decline by 6.5t during the month. Like August and September, when central banks were also net sellers, this was the result of continued moderate buying being offset by a few sizeable sales.
Adam Webb
Former Director of Mine Supply Metals FocusHigher prices and lower costs significantly raise miners’ margins in Q3’20
Despite a challenging year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, gold miners are now benefiting from significantly higher margins resulting from a continued focus on operational and cost efficiencies combined with a strong gold price.
John Mulligan
Head of Sustainability Strategy World Gold CouncilTracking gold mining's steps on the path to net zero
Our new research suggests where, over the next decade, we might expect gold mining to be if it continues on its current direction of travel, particularly if the sector is able to extend and accelerate current trends.
Adam Perlaky
Former Senior Analyst, Americas World Gold CouncilGold falls as positive news dominates the markets
While gold held important support levels of around US$1,850/oz for the past four months, it broke that level yesterday and has continued lower today, near US$1,800/oz, as the perception of market risks fall.
Ray Jia
Research Head, China World Gold CouncilChina’s gold market in October: higher jewellery retail sales, seasonally lower wholesale gold demand
Gold prices saw marginal declines in October. Even though the US presidential election and a significant rebound in COVID-19 infection cases in many regions kept uncertainty elevated globally, climbing real interest rates in key markets such as the US and China weighed on local gold prices. As a result, the SHAUPM (RMB) and LBMA Gold Price AM (USD) fell by 1.8% and 0.4% respectively in the month.
Terry Heymann
Chief Financial Officer World Gold CouncilCongratulations to the 100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining
Today Women in Mining UK recognised women all over the world that are making significant contributions to the mining sector. As part of 100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining (WIM100) many women from our Member companies have been recognised and nominated by their peers for making positive and impactful contributions to the industry.
Adam Perlaky
Former Senior Analyst, Americas World Gold CouncilMajor commodity indices will increase gold weightings for a second year in a row
Two major commodities indices -The S&P GSCI and Bloomberg Commodity (BCOM) Index - recently announced that for a second year in a row, their weighting of gold will increase.
