Column: Energy transition story rekindles fund interest in metals
A potential return of heavyweight investment flows to the sector could be as powerful a price driver as physical supply shortages.
Matt Miller at the Washington Post lays out the European debt crisis in simple to follow steps, and even weaves in a parable:
The pluses of having one currency seemed to outweigh the minuses so long as countries were responsible in managing their affairs. For a while that seemed to work.
But then deceptive politicians and greedy bankers created a fatal mess by borrowing too much money.
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Liow-a
Not just European, the whole world are seem to be in this direction.
We all owed it to powerful Financial Institutions??
the old cliche goes…..During sunny day, they lend you the umbrella, when rain comes,
they took away the umbrella.
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