Goodness Me, There Goes the Copper TC

Goodness Me, There Goes the Copper TC

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Metal Matters: Dissecting the Investment Case for Critical Minerals ( 39 min)

Helen Amos is joined by George Heppel and Max Yerrill to discuss the rise of critical minerals as an investment theme. They explore how geopolitical tensions, supply chain security concerns, and government policy have accelerated investor interest in commodities such as rare eart ...  Show more

Coal Fired Up (30 min)

Helen Amos and Katja Jancic discuss how the outlook for metallurgical and thermal coal prices has shifted following the major underground coal mine explosion in China in mid-May, which has triggered widespread closures, regulatory changes, and disciplinary action on several high- ...  Show more

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