Rusty Delroy on the Enormous Implications of “Business as Usual” for Miners (Part 2)

Here is part 2 of our discussion with Russell “Rusty” Delroy, founder of Nero Resource Fund, on the bifurcation of metals prices.

We found the discussion deeply fascinating, thought-provoking and ultimately necessary to share. We delve into what direction the world is heading in & ways in which we may see regions course correct.

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Chapters:

(0:00) Preview
(0:56) Introduction
(3:49) How did we get here?
(10:20) Starting from such a low base – EU
(12:50) Arrogance in decision making
(15:00) The west competing against each other rather than vs China
(17:30) Is it crazy to differentiate commodities?
(21:20) The falsehood expecting the consumer to drive this
(28:40) Mechanics of differentiating metals on price
(31:21) China will move on environmental standards
(33:38) Australia tied to IRA and Geopolitics
(41:29) Wrap-up