Gloom Surrounds Jeff Currie's Super-Bull Copper Thesis As China Woes Cap Prices At $9,500

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- The article discusses the views of Jeff Currie, the global head of commodities research at Goldman Sachs, on the copper market and his missed prediction regarding the impact of China's property market slowdown on copper demand.
- Currie had previously expressed a bearish outlook on copper, citing concerns about a global economic slowdown and reduced demand from China's property sector. However, the article suggests that Currie underestimated the resilience of China's property market and the continued demand for copper in the country.
- The article highlights how Currie's prediction was based on a misunderstanding of the dynamics in China's property market, where demand for copper in construction and infrastructure projects has remained relatively strong despite the slowdown in the broader real estate sector.

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