Many of the macro guys/girls are leaning towards a high inflation decade (more probable than a low inflation period).
The world is moving to a more nationalistic environment and bringing critical manufacturing / resources / commodities back ‘in house’ - bodes well for James bay environmental approval. Surely the Canadian gov would be keen to fast track this mine development?
Central banks are between a rock and a hard place as they thread the needle of inflation and keeping GDP growing. They need somewhat high inflation to inflate away the high debt that countries have now. IMO dyor
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