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Copper price's record rally highlights global mining-smelting mismatch, IPCPA says

Copper prices are soaring to unprecedented levels, driven by a significant global supply imbalance. While mining operations struggle to meet demand, smelting capabilities are rapidly increasing. This disparity creates substantial structural challenges in the copper market. Moreover, anticipated US tariffs are affecting market behavior and inventory management. Tackling this issue is essential as the demand for copper maintains its upward trajectory.

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Copper price's record rally highlights global mining-smelting mismatch, IPCPA says
Copper prices are soaring to unprecedented levels, driven by a significant global supply imbalance. While mining operations struggle to meet demand, smelting capabilities are rapidly increasing. This disparity creates substantial structural challenges in the copper market. Moreover, anticipated US tariffs are affecting market behavior and inventory management. Tackling this issue is essential as the demand for copper maintains its upward trajectory.
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