Strategists at Société Générale do not expect to see a supply deficit in the copper market. Therefore, the metal is set to move downward over the coming months.
“There is no such deficit in the copper market, where the SG Commodities strategy team sees both medium-term supply and demand being bearish.”
“Prices should remain on a downward trend over a 12-month investment horizon ($9,000/t forecasted by the end of the year and $8,500 by 2Q23), as strong mine supply floods the copper market.”
“The longer-term outlook is firmly bullish with the take-off of green transition consumption and an inexorable decrease in copper ore grade.”