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This pretty much sums up the article. Deutsche Bank is BSing a claim to hike the price of copper. It’ll probably rise anyway, but there’s no reason to believe any of the numbers are accurate, and the market is far too volatile right now to say that any bets are safe.
I don’t know what you want me to do with these. If you wanted me to comment on these articles, then maybe you should have used them for the post rather than an AI generated summary of a statement made by Deutsche Bank. As things are, I couldn’t really care less which way copper goes in because I’m not invested in (nor interested in investing in) it.
It’s all speculative anyway, and anyone claiming to know the magic sauce of which way the market will go is either a conman or a fool. At the end of the day, everything is a bet, and all it takes is for Trump to stub his toe and declare more random tariffs, start another blockade, or overthrow another government before the market flips over itself again.
I won’t give financial advice, but I’ll quote advice I’ve been given. Diversify your investments.
This pretty much sums up the article. Deutsche Bank is BSing a claim to hike the price of copper. It’ll probably rise anyway, but there’s no reason to believe any of the numbers are accurate, and the market is far too volatile right now to say that any bets are safe.
https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/metals/010826-copper-supply-gap-to-widen-24-by-2040-as-electrification-accelerates-study
https://www.miningvisuals.com/post/copper-market-balance-a-look-at-2026-deficit-forecasts
https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/copper-supply-constraints-a-70-demand-coverage-gap-drive-interest-in-deliverable-projects
https://rmis.jrc.ec.europa.eu/rmp/Copper
I don’t know what you want me to do with these. If you wanted me to comment on these articles, then maybe you should have used them for the post rather than an AI generated summary of a statement made by Deutsche Bank. As things are, I couldn’t really care less which way copper goes in because I’m not invested in (nor interested in investing in) it.
It’s all speculative anyway, and anyone claiming to know the magic sauce of which way the market will go is either a conman or a fool. At the end of the day, everything is a bet, and all it takes is for Trump to stub his toe and declare more random tariffs, start another blockade, or overthrow another government before the market flips over itself again.
I won’t give financial advice, but I’ll quote advice I’ve been given. Diversify your investments.