Higher metals prices are likely in 2023

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The risk for metals pricing and availability in 2023 is extreme and it is to the upside. That's mainly because energy prices are high and energy availability is under threat, particularly in Europe. Other factors that may impact metals prices include extreme weather and supply chain disruptions. Our experts discuss what category managers should consider when locking in prices for 2023. John Anton, Director, Pricing and Purchasing, S&P Global Market Intelligence https://experts.ihsmarkit.com/experts/anton-john John Mothersole, Director of Research, Pricing and Purchasing, S&P Global Market Intelligence https://experts.ihsmarkit.com/experts/mothersole-john

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