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Trade deal will not prevent prices falling

Industrial metals prices have risen robustly this year, but we think that the rally is running out of steam. Even if a US - China trade agreement is reached, a slowdown in global growth and an accompanying rise in risk aversion will send industrial metals prices plummeting over the coming months.

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