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It's time to differentiate more between metals

As copper and iron ore prices went into apparent freefall last week, one might have expected a general sell-off in metals markets. However, the response of other metals prices was more nuanced, with some actually gaining on the week. This lends supports to our view that commodity prices will become more differentiated over the next year or so.

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