Jeff Currie: Copper signals economic growth, hoarding drives commodity prices, and dedollarization reshapes investment strategies | Odd Lots
Copper is viewed as the ultimate industrial metal, reflecting economic growth, while gold primarily serves as a store of value. The simultaneous rise in copper, silver, and gold indicates a complex interplay in the metals market beyond simple dollar debasement. Hoarding due to concerns over the a…
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