Solid gold as well as copper costs are readied to continue throughout 2022 as a result of a combination of macro and mini elements, according to BMO Funding Markets assets analyst Colin Hamilton.
Hamilton talked with Kitco contributor Paul Harris at BMO's International Metals & Mining Meeting in Florida held today.
Hamilton additionally said that not natural development is beginning to come into the discussion of metals manufacturers recommending that more M&An is on the means.
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Gold, copper prices are not done rallying, here's what's next - BMO's Colin Hamilton
Strong gold and copper prices are set to continue throughout 2022 due to a combination of macro and micro factors, according to BMO Capital Markets commodities analyst Colin Hamilton.
Hamilton spoke to Kitco correspondent Paul Harris at BMO's Global Metals & Mining Conference in Florida held this week.
Hamilton also said that inorganic growth is starting to come into the conversation of metals producers suggesting that more M&A is on the way.
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