Ann: Half Year Accounts, page-47

I’m guessing you meant less product on the market but we’re talking future potential product so it has no bearing on the price of existing available product.

If future supply was seen to not be able to come to market then its a different thing, for example if an already producing mine cancelled plans for expansion of production. It still wouldn’t affect pricing for currently available product but it would change the appreciation of future supply conditions made by the bankers/investors. Cheers for the reply.