Volatire,
Assuming China demand for infrastructure continues and decline in exports the price one would assume would be the same. HOWEVER assuming the reprussions of this bail out have a drastic inflationary effect on the USD (which is HIGHLY likely) then the USD value will decline drastically and a flight of cash will move to hard resources driving the metal prices up. there are two factorsi n play growth an US inflation fears
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