| China’s consumption of refined copper is expected to rise at least 6% in 2015, roughly in line with this year, supported by new investment in power networks and demand from rail projects, analysts and industry executives said. An expected slowdown in new residential and commercial building projects, however, could see an easing in consumption growth for aluminium and nickel in the world’s top metals consumer.
Lead demand growth may also be trimmed by lower production of electric bicycles, while tin demand should be supported by chemicals and tin-coated steel plates makers...............................................Full Article: Source
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