EnMetals prices jumped as much as 24% in the first week after the U.S. elections as traders expect President-elect Trump’s $1 trillion infrastructure plan to boost demand. This has been reflected in a 22% jump in Baltic Dry Index rates and 13% in Baltic Dirty Tanker index. Full details of the infrastructure plan and also any plans for energy independence may take at least until January to emerge.
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