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By Brian Hunt in DailyWealth:

Just as we saw what several trillion dollars can do for bonds last week, we see copper confirming the amazing things trillions of dollars will do to goose an economy.

In a desperate bid to keep the "Great Depression Part II" off the table, governments around the world are running the greatest "E-Z Credit" program in history. Automakers, banks, and all sorts of other industries have received awesome amounts of money and credit from the likes of China and the U.S. Federal Reserve.

This monster goosing has pushed up the price of corporate bonds to new 52-week highs. And as today's chart shows, it has also produced an incredible copper rally.

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