Specialist Macro & Commodity Outlook at Anglo American

Job Description:
Job responsibilities include (but are not limited to):

• Conduct comprehensive research on global economic trends, regional developments, and macroeconomic indicators (e.g.,
• GDP, inflation, currency movements) using different analytical tools and databases to gather data and validate assumptions
• Analyse input commodity trends and supply/demand dynamics across different time horizons
• Prepare data-driven insights and presentations to communicate findings
• Assist in developing and delivering presentations and reports on economic outlooks and commodity trends tailored to the
• needs of senior leadership and relevant business units.
• Work with senior strategists to create resources, including economic models, forecasting templates, and scenario analyses
• Coordinate with external economic research and consulting firms to ensure timely, cost-effective support for market analysis
• Pursue continuous professional development, staying informed on global economic and industry-specific trends to maintain a
• cutting-edge analytical perspective
• Support senior strategists in cross-disciplinary projects by providing insights into macroeconomic & commodity market trends
• Recommend improvements to forecasting & analysis processes to enhance accuracy, efficiency, and strategic relevance

Qualifications:

• Bachelor‘s degree in Econometrics, Economics, Business Analytics or a related field
• Valid EB/Code 08 driver’s licence

Desirable:

• Professional qualifications or certifications that demonstrate deeper financial and econometric capabilities

Knowledge and Skills:

• Broad understanding of macroeconomic principles and commodity markets, with
• specific knowledge of the mining industry beneficial but not essential.
• Commercial understanding of the impact of economic scenarios and market trends
• on business decisions.
• Knowledge of global economic indicators, financial markets, and commodity pricing
• dynamics, with familiarity in specialized areas such as emerging markets, foreign
• exchange trends, and inflation considerations helpful but not mandatory.