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Copper rose in London on signs that manufacturing and housing are gaining in the U.S., the world’s second-biggest buyer of the metal used in wires and pipes.
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Iron ore may slump 24 percent by the end of this year as miners expand production of the raw material and Chinese restocking demand for the raw material slows, according to Deutsche Bank AG.
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Silver, trading near a 30-year high, may climb as much as 21 percent next year on demand for an investment that protects wealth and also may benefit from industrial usage, according to Deutsche Bank AG.
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Record commodity prices are driving Africa’s biggest railway boom since the 19th century as the world’s largest untapped mineral reserves prompt miners from Brazil to China to ignore a history of war and economic chaos.
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The fee buyers pay to obtain aluminum in the U.S. rose to a record this week as demand improved and financial contracts locked up more metal.
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Deutsche Bank AG raised price forecasts for thermal coal by as much as 17 percent on expectations that a shortage of the fuel will widen over the next two years.
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Silver, the precious metal most used in industry, is attracting investors betting on both faster and slower economic growth as prices extend the longest run of quarterly gains in three decades.
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Coal burned to generate power may jump 12 percent next year on Asian demand for the fuel and supply constraints in producer nations, Deutsche Bank AG said.
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Billionaire Oleg Deripaska’s forecast for a potential aluminum shortage and record global car output predicted by Carlos Ghosn mean the world’s second most- used metal may be about to rebound.
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Deutsche Bank AG raised price forecasts for coal and iron ore on speculation floods in Australia will limit supplies for the materials to produce steel and power.
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