The last time copper and base metals sustained a multi-year bull rally was in the early 2000s during a period of rapid Chinese industrialization. China is still the world’s top consumer of copper and base metals, and the country is about to experience a boom similar to what they had in the early 2000s, only with the “electrification” movement, said Gianni Kovacevic, CEO of CopperBank.
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