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Bloomberg reported data indicates base metals forecaster Justin Smirk has the best track record for predicting nickel prices.
Bloomberg reported data indicates base metals forecaster Justin Smirk has the best track record for predicting nickel prices.
As quoted in the market news:
Justin Smirk of Westpac Banking Corp. (WBC) in Sydney beat as many as 25 others in predicting metals for two consecutive quarters on a rolling two-year basis, data compiled by Bloomberg Rankings show. He expects copper, nickel and zinc to gain through June and forecasts a 22 percent rise in aluminum.
Nickel, used in stainless steel, will climb 15 percent to $18,500 a ton…