Copper smelter. Stock Image. As the third most-consumed metal behind iron ore and aluminum, copper is all around us. Found naturally in the Earth’s crust, copper was the first metal used by humans, dating back to the 8th century BC. Three thousand years later, homo sapiens figured out how to smelt copper from its ore, […]
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The endless flood of both central bank and fiscal stimulus means that hundreds of billions of liquidity – to the tune of approximately 0.7% of global GDP every single month… The endless flood of both central bank and fiscal stimulus means that hundreds of billions of liquidity – to the tune of approximately 0.7% of
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