While AI and electrical are good signs for future demand, the metal has been weak of late largely due to worries about the strength of overall global demand. China's economy is not strong, and other than the US other economies are not exactly booming. The trickle down impact of higher rates is still being felt. Copper fell 10% in the fourth quarter. We would expect better things. AI demand is not likely to abate, and the grid still needs replacing, essentially. Now that rates have actually moved lower in North America, we could see an economic improvement. China remains a big wild card, but prices have at least stabilized a bit recently.
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