Steel ETF Could Shake Its Laggard Ways

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Demand for industrial for metals is expected to remain solid and some market observers believe the trade war scenario is nearing its conclusion.

Woodworth “argues that the appetite for metals around the world remains solid, while China is about to accelerate from recent stimulus, and we’re closer to the end than the beginning on the trade-war front, all of which should be able to support metal and mining stocks going forward,” reports Barron’s.

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