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If you want to take the temperature of the global economy, try central London in October of each year. Thousands of miners, traders, consumers, and producers come together for the largest annual gathering of the metals industry, and an unrivalled barometer of business confidence.
Uniquely this year, all done virtually.
Find out about the key themes and issues discussed, what was hot and what was not so hot, which metals were popular and not so popular. What was the outlook for LME-traded metals?
All this and more in the latest 20-page report: Key Takeaways from LME Week 2020.
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Key takeaways from LME Week 2020
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Table of Contents
LME Week in a virtual world......................................................................................................................3
LME Seminar – Audience poll....................................................................................................................4
Economic recovery will hinge on continued fiscal stimulus...........................................................5
Prepare for LME Ring to be closed for a further six months.........................................................6
ESG metrics are no longer a “fad” to the mining industry...............................................................6
Sustainability: Moving forwards in a transition to a sustainable industry...............................6
$1tn needed for key energy transition metals by 2035..................................................................8
What was the sentiment on metals?.......................................................................................................9
Copper is the star.........................................................................................................................................10
Nickel was also favoured, as were tin, cobalt and lithium............................................................12
The other metals less so.............................................................................................................................15
Rest of the world needs to grow for current prices to be sustained........................................17
China’s 14th Fifth-Year Plan in focus....................................................................................................17
Metals Outlook in Summary.....................................................................................................................19
Further information.....................................................................................................................................21
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