Goldman Sachs released an equity outlook for North Asia, noting that the Iran conflict is reinforcing power and metals demand.
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Goldman Sachs released an equity outlook for North Asia, noting that the Iran conflict is reinforcing power and metals demand.
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Goldman Sachs provides equity outlook for North Asia, linking it to increased metals demand from the Iran conflict.1 source
Goldman Sachs notes Iran conflict supports metals demand, but Fed hawkishness weighs on industrial metals.1 source
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Goldman Sachs
American investment bank
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North Asia
subregion of Asia
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