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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <title>Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'</title>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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   <description>&lt;p&gt;Jefferies: 'The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now'.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;The analyst comments &quot;The US steel sector may be fundamentally more attractive than copper for now due to war-related demand risks in EM economies. Copper, which has long-term structural demand drivers, still greatly depends on non-US demand, whereas the US steel sector, which is more of a levered play on US manufacturing and construction, really does not. With ongoing supply side tailwinds, risk to consensus earnings and share prices continues to be to the upside in steel. As we have discussed at length in our research, we</description>
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