After the Federal Reserve’s 50bps interest rate cut, the People’s Bank of China's recent stimulus has further boosted industrial metals. Markets are optimistic about a revival in China’s economy, particularly its struggling property sector. This blog examines why investor sentiment towards industrial metals was weak before the central banks intervened and how there has been a notable price surge since then.
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