| From Commodityonline.com: Base metals should benefit from global economic growth in 2011, while precious metals remain underpinned by uncertainties such as sovereign indebtedness and government attempts to “inflate away” debts through currency debasement, said Credit Agricole CIB in an annual metals outlook Tuesday.
The bank looks for growth in global gross domestic product in excess of 4% next year, which should mean further supply strength in base metals, with “supply-constrained” metals such as tin and copper likely to benefit most, said the report..............................................Full Article: Source
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