The Economics team are responsible for producing a global forecast and an economic story to support that view. They communicate this directly to clients and provide it to BUs as an important input to their micro analysis of commodity markets. The team also contributes to our understanding of how decarbonisation and climate change will shape the global economy and commodity sectors.
We are looking to recruit an
Economist
to analyse and forecast North America, with a particular focus on the US, and to help develop CRU’s understanding of decarbonisation policy and how it overlaps with wider economic policy. Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities You will lead our analysis of the US, Canadian and Mexican economies, with primary focus on the US. This will involve shaping our forecast judgements, communicating your view to clients, prospects and colleagues throughout CRU, and closely monitoring data and economic developments. You will produce monthly forecasts for the region you cover, using the Oxford Economics Global Macro Model and your own knowledge and judgement. You will bring out the key implications of our economic view for metals markets, presenting this information in a way that maximises value for clients. In the process, you will build expertise in these markets, absorbing knowledge from clients and colleagues in CRU. You will also use your data and analysis skills to support the rest of the team as required – e.g. on data collection, preparing charts and presentations and improving spreadsheets. The post holder should have the ability to understand, apply and demonstrate our Company values: Positively Proactive Always Adaptable Consistently Collaborative Minimum Required Qualifications: Knowledge and Experience: Strong quantitative background in economics. An organised approach to handling data and econometric modelling. Previous experience of analysing or forecasting is an advantage. Knowledge of sustainability and the energy transition is an advantage. Skills and Competencies: A keen interest in applying economic thinking to ‘real world’ business challenges. An interest in economic policy and how this interacts with Economics. Goal-oriented, with a high level of energy and enthusiasm. Able to operate efficiently and professionally within a fast-paced, dynamic environment. A creative thinker who can present information in a visually appealing way. A positive (or “can do”) attitude. Excellent written and spoken English, and strong presentation skills. Confident interacting with a range of clients/internal and external stakeholders. Technical and Other Skills: Excellent data manipulation skills using Excel, as well as PowerPoint and Word. Experience with statistical software (e.g. R, Stata or E-views). Ability to write clearly, and communicate it to others confidently. Join the Team
Markets are changing, and technology is advancing, making data expertise crucial for efficient, sustainable growth. At CRU, we help businesses meet these challenges as a leading data intelligence partner by staying adaptable, collaborative, and proactive.
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Economist
to analyse and forecast North America, with a particular focus on the US, and to help develop CRU’s understanding of decarbonisation policy and how it overlaps with wider economic policy. Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities You will lead our analysis of the US, Canadian and Mexican economies, with primary focus on the US. This will involve shaping our forecast judgements, communicating your view to clients, prospects and colleagues throughout CRU, and closely monitoring data and economic developments. You will produce monthly forecasts for the region you cover, using the Oxford Economics Global Macro Model and your own knowledge and judgement. You will bring out the key implications of our economic view for metals markets, presenting this information in a way that maximises value for clients. In the process, you will build expertise in these markets, absorbing knowledge from clients and colleagues in CRU. You will also use your data and analysis skills to support the rest of the team as required – e.g. on data collection, preparing charts and presentations and improving spreadsheets. The post holder should have the ability to understand, apply and demonstrate our Company values: Positively Proactive Always Adaptable Consistently Collaborative Minimum Required Qualifications: Knowledge and Experience: Strong quantitative background in economics. An organised approach to handling data and econometric modelling. Previous experience of analysing or forecasting is an advantage. Knowledge of sustainability and the energy transition is an advantage. Skills and Competencies: A keen interest in applying economic thinking to ‘real world’ business challenges. An interest in economic policy and how this interacts with Economics. Goal-oriented, with a high level of energy and enthusiasm. Able to operate efficiently and professionally within a fast-paced, dynamic environment. A creative thinker who can present information in a visually appealing way. A positive (or “can do”) attitude. Excellent written and spoken English, and strong presentation skills. Confident interacting with a range of clients/internal and external stakeholders. Technical and Other Skills: Excellent data manipulation skills using Excel, as well as PowerPoint and Word. Experience with statistical software (e.g. R, Stata or E-views). Ability to write clearly, and communicate it to others confidently. Join the Team
Markets are changing, and technology is advancing, making data expertise crucial for efficient, sustainable growth. At CRU, we help businesses meet these challenges as a leading data intelligence partner by staying adaptable, collaborative, and proactive.
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