Base metals ended the week in negative territory as prices were pressurized after the new virus outbreak in China could hit economic growth in the world#39;s top metals consumer, China and dent the demand prospects for industrial metals.Dharmesh Bhatia is bullish on gold, silver; bearish on WTI, natural gas copper
Base metals ended the week in negative territory as prices were pressurized after the new virus outbreak in China could hit economic growth in the world#39;s top metals consumer, China and dent the demand prospects for industrial metals.
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