China's Third Plenum Provides Little Support To Metals

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From AI To Green Metals: Strategic Investments For A Changing World

Green transition is driving this unprecedented demand for metals and minerals. By 2030, we will need 50 new lithium mines to meet the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy infrastructure. The clean appearance of EVs, solar panels, and windmills belies the dirty reality that they require lots and lots of mining.

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Industrial Metals Monthly: Aluminum Rally Foiled

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Copper: Is the Correction the End of the Rally?

In a May 7 Barchart article, I asked if Copper was heading for a new record high. The July COMEX copper futures price broke through the $5 per pound level to a new all-time high on May 14. Copper is a bellwether for the global economy. The red metal has been in a long-term bullish trend since 1971.

DBB: Right Time, And Right Theme If China Comes Back

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3 Metals To Watch

fundamentals for copper, nickel, and aluminum are strengthening due to improving demand prospects. Nickel prices fell by 45% on the London Metal Exchange and 46% in China last year. Copper demand remains robust in both Chinese and ex-Chinese markets, fueled by investments in renewable energy, EVs, and data centers.

Don't Expect A Stock Market Correction, But The Easy Money Has Been Made

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U.S. Presidential Election: The Key Implications For Commodities

MoneyTalk's Greg Bonnell speaks with Bart Melek, Global Head of Commodity Strategy at TD Securities. The US presidential election could have implications for commodities, including copper, silver and oil. A Republican administration in the White House could mean less environmental spending for electric vehicles and other commodities.

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