Cocktails and Commodities
Cocktails and Commodities
Shae Russell
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41 minutes Posted Dec 1, 2023 at 7:31 am.
) Metal prices are jumping at shadows
) – There’s no big bang stimulus from China
) – The two things holding back Australia’s downstream sector
) – What’s really holding back Australia’s nuclear industry
) – Funding is hard to secure when China controls price
) – Seeking quarterly returns is holding back long term investment
) The catalyst for change
) – We need diversity of thinkers, not just how we look
) – Superfunds aren’t doing enough to drive genuine, innovative change
) A drink for each climate
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In this episode, Reuters commodities analyst, joins Shae Russell to discuss why iron ore and copper rely on Chinese news for movement, what would it take for Australia to grow a downstream industry, plus after nine years in government why only now is the Coalition insisting Australia build a nuclear industry…and more importantly, what would it take to create one.
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