Copper tipped to rebound in 2015 despite Chinese slowdown
While a continued slide into the new year would see copper approach its June 2010 trough of $US6101 per tonne, analysts remain optimistic of a recovery in 2015.
The doctor is in. And it’s prognosis for the global economy is looking a little sick.
The copper price – known throughout the world as Dr Copper for its uncanny ability to reflect the strength of the global economy – has been falling since December 22, and is now languishing at a 4½- year low.
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Lisa Visentin is the North Asia correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Connect with Lisa on Twitter.
