How China got its claws into the West’s net zero transition

“China holds most of the cards for the copper needed for the green transition,” says Kieran Tompkins, a commodities economist at Capital Economics.

As Capital Economics Ltd. of London points out, the peso’s correlation with the global stock market is stronger than any other currency, bar the Korean won.

“It looks as though the rebound in activity may be even faster than we expected,” said Kieran Tompkins, economist at Capital Economics.