Goldman is arguing that when the premium goes up, the LME price goes down because the all-in price will always be about the same.
Carl Levin: “Goldman is arguing that when the premium goes up, the LME price goes down because the all-in price will always be about…”
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Levin discusses Goldman Sachs' argument about LME prices and premiums.
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