We stand at a pivotal moment for the metals that will be essential to the energy transition. Metals-intensive low-carbon electrification remains a significant demand driver for transition metals, but geopolitical tensions and a challenging fiscal environment mean net-zero policies are being rolled back.
For copper, EV and grid-related growth will boost long-term demand, but short-term supply-demand mismatches will cause ongoing volatility in both the copper price and treatment and refining charges.
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Plus, stay tuned for this year's instalment of our metals and mining outlook series, coming soon, where we'll be diving into the key trends to look out for copper and other key transition metals in 2025.