Goldman Sachs sees a boost to mine supply growth slowing considerably in 2027/28 which would the ex-China market into deficit

Goldman Sachs indicates that mine supply growth is expected to slow significantly in 2027/28, potentially turning the ex-China market into a deficit.

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This anticipated decline in supply could lead to upward pressure on prices and may affect market dynamics, especially if demand remains steady or increases.

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