Metals growth driven by central bank buying, says Blue Line Futures' Phillip Streible

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President Trump backed away from threatening to use force to acquire Greenland and dropped the tariffs on several European countries slated to go into effect on February 1. Europe's threat to break from the recent trade agreement with the US was also rescinded. After a rough start to the week, another source of market stress, the sell-off of Japanese bonds, ...

Copper rallied above $13,000 a ton, part of a broad-based surge in metal markets that’s being aided by a weaker dollar as investors rotate away from currencies and sovereign bonds. The industrial metal advanced as much as 3.4% to $13,187.50 a ton on the London Metal Exchange, nearing all-time highs struck earlier this month, while nickel jumped nearly 5% ...