Copper has been on the rebound this week, surging more than 12 percent since Monday (July 24). Prices hit a two-year high of $6,400 per tonne on Tuesday (July 25) on the back of supply concerns spurred by a brighter outlook

For Eric Fry, The Oxford Club’s macro strategist, we are in the early stages of a new commodities cycle that will last anywhere from eight to 10 years, led by a green energy revolution that will increase demand for base metals. “This

Copper prices hit a fresh two-year high on Monday (July 31), closing the month 7 percent higher at $6,347.11 per tonne. The rise was supported by upbeat Chinese data, supply disruptions and a weaker dollar. Recent news about a potential Chinese

Tantalum Inevesting In a new report, UK research firm Roskill predicts that tantalum consumption will rise by over 3 percent per year to 2026 on higher demand for computers, mobile phones and other consumer electronics that contain tantalum. The