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location:Virtual Event
Providing investors with access to the very best mining projects from exploration to production.
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location:Denver, Colorado, USA
Meet the industry leaders who shape the Future of Mining in the Americas
A comprehensive review of mining risk and trends.
Discover the most prominent challenges for mining company C-suite executives both...
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Track emerging trends and changes in the mining finance landscape along with investor...
While investor interest has been mostly directed towards iron ore in recent weeks, banks including Morgan Stanley and Jefferies say the easing of lockdowns – most notably in Europe – mean copper should take centre stage over the second half of the year.
Morgan Stanley is one of the banks forecasting a rise in copper prices in the second half of 2020
Buoyant iron ore prices have been driven by strong Chinese demand and weak Brazilian shipments. Copper prices have also risen, but remain below pre-pandemic levels at just over US$5,500/tonne.
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