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Pre-LME week 2021 Cross-commodity review
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This time of year would normally see those involved in the mining, processing, financing and selling of Base Metals converging on London. Akin to the last year, most elements of the LME Week will still remain virtual. Wood Mackenzie will be hosting our usual Forum on the morning of Wednesday 13 October. The 2021 LME Forum will offer valuable insights on the key short-term drivers impacting mined commodity markets coupled with an in-depth analysis of the challenges and opportunities that the energy transition represents over the longer term. In the build-up to our virtual LME Forum on 13 October, we have included a cross-commodity thematic commentary and summaries of our latest base metals, and energy transition materials market views.
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