Copper Holds Near $14,000 as New Deliveries Signal Supply Relief
Copper steadied after declining to near $14,000 a ton as fresh deliveries of stockpiles to exchange-tracked warehouses signaled an easing of a supply squeeze.
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Copper steadied after declining to near $14,000 a ton as fresh deliveries of stockpiles to exchange-tracked warehouses signaled an easing of a supply squeeze.
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Copper headed for its first weekly loss since June on concern the US is pushing back a decision on whether to impose import tariffs.
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Copper has been on a record-breaking tear in the past year, driven largely by tariff-related trade flows. Bullish investors are betting that flatlining mine supply will drive prices even higher.
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