Megha Mandavia is an Asia Columnist at Heard on the Street. She covers a range of topics including energy and mining, with a particular focus on markets in India, China, and Vietnam, as well as the impact of major companies like Apple. Megha's insights and analyses have been featured in Yahoo Finance, The Wall Street Journal, LiveMint, and Caixin Global.
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The price of the metal has surged and BHP has bid for miner Anglo American, but the bull case for the metal is a bit more complicated than it seems.
By: Tripti Lahiri, Megha Mandavia
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