ROBIN BROMBY

That zincing feeling

We all know that zinc’s stellar performance this year – or, at least, up to the time of writing – things can change in heartbeat in the commodities world – is due largely to amount of zinc mining capacity that has closed. By <b>Robin Bromby</b>

Noel Dyson
That zincing feeling

However, looking at the tabulated closures and other more recent problems, there really has been a dramatic downturn in production. In fact, one would be hard-pressed to think of another sector of the...

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