The Metal Detective:
Have commodity prices bottomed?
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
METAL prices have defied gloomy predictions by staging a spirited rally in the past few weeks. Does it mean that we have already seen the worst of commodity markets as investors look beyond the current China wobbles? The Metal Detective by Stephen Bell
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