• Work with a network of international correspondents to produce commodities-specific reports evaluating supply, demand and other key parameters for 25 commodities. EIU's commodities service also highlights factors influencing prices, as well as the production, consumption and stock levels of 25 commodities
• Work with a network of international correspondents to produce country-specific reports evaluating the business operating climate in 56 major economies worldwide. Topics include international trade, foreign direct investment, competition policy, labour regulations and tax policy, among others
• Play an active role in team discussions on global and regional themes, as well as the development of EIU’s global views
• Undertake other duties as needed related to EIU's Global Forecasting team, including special research projects, product development, and client/prospect engagement

• Demonstrated experience researching and writing on international affairs/policy/economics and, ideally, commodities and regulations
• An ability to write incisively, while meeting tight deadlines
• Superior organisation and self-management abilities; this role requires juggling multiple tasks at once, and co-ordinating with colleagues in different time zones
• A team player’s mentality
• Relevant work experience
• Exceptional written and spoken English
• Training in the social sciences. A master’s degree in International Relations, Economics, or related subject is an advantage
• A knack for placing clients first and maintaining a commercial focus
• Passion for international affairs and enthusiasm for working in a cosmopolitan, fast-paced environment

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