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These mining shares could soar
Mining stocks may be down about 10% this year, but as Saxo Bank’s Peter Garnry explains, they are undervalued by about 30%, which means that long term they will prove to be interesting investments. In terms of specific stocks, he suggests looking at "the big ones"; Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Vale.
The main reason for the recent plunge is because commodity prices have been hit by a slowdown in China, the world's largest consumer of metals. And prices for gold and other precious metals have also been affected over
speculation that the Federal Reserve will soon start tapering.
But encouraging figures showed that In China, industrial output rose
10.4 percent in August from a year earlier.
And as Peter explains, as soon as the momentum changes, miners will "present huge opportunities for investors".
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