Commodity prices may be supported in the medium-to-long term on a recovery in the global economy, a weak dollar and investment demand, Wang Qing, chief greater China economist at Morgan Stanley Asia, said today.
The recovery, while “tepid” at the moment, may gain momentum through 2013 and bolster energy and metals, which are closely related to growth, Wang said at a forum in Shanghai.
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