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Jun 2025
14m 35s

Commodities, tariffs & trade

HSBC Global Research
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Paul Bloxham, our Sydney-based Chief Economist for Australia, New Zealand and Global Commodities, drops by the London studio to discuss how tariff uncertainties and global growth worries are affecting commodity prices.


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