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“So, really, this is like a power keg ready to explode as soon as the Fed cuts in the second half,” Friedland told Bloomberg.
And the growth, according to Friedland, is not just in China. “India, Europe and the rest of the world is all growing, and the demand for ESG and greening of the world economy remains very high.”
However, as he pointed out in a Bloomberg interview late last year, a copper price of $9,000 is far from enough to stimulate the industry: A price of $15,000 will be needed to actually spur new mines.