In this week’s edition of the Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impacts of their research:

Miners Defy Iron Ore, Met Coal Buoyancy as Consensus Capitulates -- Alon Olsha explains why mining stocks aren’t buying into the stubborn strength of iron ore and metallurgical coal markets.

Deep Dive: Copper’s Fast-Rising Supply Gives Way to Demand Surge -- Grant Sporre lays out the longer-term forces changing the industry.

Big Banks’ Capital Levels Readied for 19% Boost by New Fed Rule -- Nathan Dean outlines what’s at stake for bank capital levels if regulators’ so-called Basel III endgame proposal is implemented.

Water Is Critical for Beverages, Affecting Production and Profit -- Gail Glazerman explains the implications for beverage companies from climate change.

Canadian Banks Have Levers to Address Rising CRE-Loan Risk -- Paul Gulberg looks at the risks from commercial real estate, especially in office loans and US exposure.

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