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It’s not every day you get investment advice from the Bank of England but if what the governor, Mark Carney, said two weeks ago about coal was intended as advice then investors will today be selling their shares in coal-mining companies.
The Bank of England's Mark Carney has perhaps overstepped his brief in cautioning investors on coal
Unfortunately, that could be a dreadful mistake because coal as an investment is not dead and the Bank of England has a poor record when it comes to picking winners in the world of commodities.
LME stocks are about a tenth of what they were two years ago
BMO flags peak in metals prices
