Analysts are turning increasingly optimistic about metal stocks as China gears up to implement an "appropriately loose" monetary policy for the first time in 14 years. Coupled with proactive fiscal measures and stimulus packages, Beijing aims to sustain its GDP growth at approximately 5% for the coming year. These measures are expected to significantly impact the global stock market and sectors like metal in particular. Market expert Raghvendra Singh notes that JSW Steel has already broken out above the ₹950-960 levels, while Tata Steel is poised to breach the ₹1,000 mark. Hindustan Zinc, currently trading at ₹500, is also set for potential gains. Raghvendra Singh highlights that precious metals are showing strong momentum, with silver surging past $32 and gold nearing $2,700, further boosting investor confidence. He advises holding metal stocks for the next two to three years for substantial returns.