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DashboardDatabaseProReportsEventsCar InsightGuests at the LME Week cast their votes on which metal has the most upside potential for 2024 and below are the results:
► 55.2% bet on copper
► 21.8%: tin
► 8%: nickel
► 6.9%: lead/zinc
► 4.6%: aluminum
Citibank analyst Max Layton said he is mildly bearish on copper's near-term outlook but said prices could soar once macroeconomic growth concerns recede. LME copper could jump to $12,000/mt to $15,000/mt in 2025, driven by surging demand from the energy transition that is unlikely to be met by expanding mine output.
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