Gold 2021: Safe haven in a time of crisis examining developments in labour relations

examining developments in labour relations

virtually unparalleled opportunity and “appetite” for Africa’s minerals and metals

the potential for weaker-than-expected economic growth and the possibility that the green transition loses pace amid record-high input prices

Of the main steel-using industries

inefficiencies in State-owned enterprises

Gold 2021: Safe haven in a time of crisis examining developments in labour relationsAfter declining in 2019, global gold production was further negatively impacted on by the Covid 19 pandemic in 2020, with overall output estimated to have fallen by 5. 20% to 108 million ounces. However, persisting high bullion prices are expected to push up output going forward. Market research company Fitch Solutions forecasts that global gold production will increase from 109 million ounces in 2021 to 141 million ounces by 2030, averaging a growth