DRYBLOWER

Dryblower on the wild ride of the next 125 days

MINING sector up 36% in two months. Economy down 10%. Even <i>Dryblower</i> knows there’s something wrong with that up/down combination, but whether the imbalance is fixed by a burst of economic growth or a fall in the market is a tricky question.

Dryblower on the wild ride of the next 125 days

Gold and iron ore have done most of the heavy lifting among the miners, and perhaps their outperformance can continue. Iron ore probably has a bit further to go as Brazil launches a belated attempt...

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