Metals Rebound as U.S.-China Trade War Deepens

Metals Rebound as U.S.-China Trade War Deepens

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Business

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The video discusses the unexpected bounce in base metals, highlighting strong micro fundamentals as the fourth quarter approaches. Despite fears of trade wars, metal imports from China remain high. The market has largely ignored these fundamentals, with industrial metals showing a decline over the year. Specific metals like aluminium, lead, and nickel are discussed in terms of their resilience and decoupling from market fundamentals.

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What are the micro fundamentals mentioned in the text that are considered strong as we enter the fourth quarter?

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Which metal is described as being most decoupled from its fundamentals?

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What specific factors are mentioned that could be supportive for aluminium?

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How does the text describe the resilience of lead used in batteries?

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What role does nickel play in the context of electric cars and trucks?

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