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Investors turn to copper, gold and uranium amid battery metals rout

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Fund managers hope bets on commodities such as gold, copper and uranium can help catapult returns in 2024, as the sector grapples with a crash in the price of battery metals.

“It’s been a choppy year in the commodity space,” said Sam Berridge, portfolio manager at the Perennial Strategic Natural Resources Trust.

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Joshua Peach is a data journalist at The Australian Financial Review Email Joshua at joshua.peach@nine.com.au
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