The London mining complex rose broadly higher as copper firmed and gold reached fresh highs, driven by a softer dollar.
This lift has revived debate about whether base metal producers can sustain their distributions, which attract UK income investors to the sector.
Central Asia Metals (LSE:CAML) is back in focus due to its low-cost operations, which behave differently through market cycles than capital-hungry mines.
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