The post-Cold War era is ending with a catharsis of global animosity that will benefit commodity producers before unifying us like World War II, Wheaton Precious Metals (TSX: WPM, NYSE: WPM; LSE: WPM) researcher Emil Kalinowski says in a new video.
It will be a period of geopolitical stress and a boon for metals such as tungsten, which helps warheads survive re-entry, Kalinowski said in conversation with The Northern Miner’s Henry Lazenby in Vancouver.
“Economic growth is not good enough so countries are turning on each other,” Kalinowski said. “The metals and mining space is one of the key battlegrounds because of China’s great monopoly on refining.”
Kalinowski spoke at the Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia’s Roundup last month. Watch the full conversation below.
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