Molten base metal price volatility cools
Price volatility in base metals has come down, but China’s market dominance will determine whether the market stays solid.
Global base metal prices are the cause of much concern. Investors and corporate treasurers are cautious about any news that could exert influence overpricing and are still shaking from the almost unprecedented levels of volatility witnessed during and after the global financial crisis.
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