Gold in a Post-Pandemic Recovery
How is the gold market reacting as the global economy begins to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic? How should investors react to lower prices and signs of weaker investment demand? Are commentators ignoring V shaped return of consumer demand and why have central bank purchases slowed. And why recovering mine supply may be lost in the face of sharply slowing jewelry recycling. Finally, why crypto currencies, despite all the media and investor attention, aren’t the threat to gold that many assume.
About John Reade
John Reade joined the World Gold Council in February 2017 as Chief Market Strategist. John is responsible for producing strategy and developing insights on the gold market; leading our global dialogue by engaging with leading economists, academics, policy makers, fund managers and investors on gold; and leading our research team.
John has over 30 years’ experience in the gold industry and related fields, most recently as a partner and gold strategist with Paulson & Co for the past seven years. Prior to that, John worked as a precious metals strategist at UBS for 10 years; a gold equity analyst in South Africa for 5 years; and over 8 years held various positions in production and project evaluation in the gold division of Gencor, then a leading South African mining house.
John has a degree in Mining Engineering from the Royal School of Mines, a constituent of Imperial College, London.