With huge investments in electrification, and data center build outs on the horizon, metals and rare earths hit the limelight in 2025. Copper has been on a tear, and projections are that supply deficits will continue to propel prices up in 2026.The author has an honours degree in economics and politics with a focus on economic development. With 36 years of experience in executive management he has extensive knowledge of insurance/reinsurance, Global and Asia Pacific markets, climate change and ESG. He inves ...