Ivanhoe Mines Founder Robert Friedland speaks to Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja at The African Mining Indaba, Africa's biggest mining conference taking place in Cape Town on Feb. 9. The event is the leading platform for deal-making and investment in African mining. In the interview they discuss metals pricing, copper demand, and capital for mineral development, with Friedland saying "copper has a very bright future" and "if the Fed is in fact going to lower rates, then one could argue that these precious metals and base metals will do very well against the United States dollar". (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ivanhoe Mines Founder Robert Friedland speaks to Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja at The African Mining Indaba, Africa's biggest mining conference taking place in Cape Town on Feb. 9. The event is the leading platform for deal-making and investment in African mining. In the interview they discuss metals pricing, copper demand, and capital for mineral development, with Friedland saying "copper has a very bright future" and "if the Fed is in fact going to lower rates, then one could argue that these precious metals and base metals will do very well against the United States dollar". (Source: Bloom This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.
Ivanhoe Mines Founder Robert Friedland speaks to Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja at The African Mining Indaba, Africa's biggest mining conference taking place in Cape Town on Feb. 9. The event is the leading platform for deal-making and investment in African mining. In the interview they discuss metals pricing, copper demand, and capital for mineral development, with Friedland saying "copper has a very bright future" and "if the Fed is in fact going to lower rates, then one could argue that these precious metals and base metals will do very well against the United States dollar". (Source: Bloomberg)
