The global copper market has experienced the strongest shock in a year, marked by sharp price fluctuations and disruptions in supply chains. Donald Trump imposed 50% duties on copper imports to the United States, exempting only refined metal – a key element of international trade. This decision triggered a record drop in prices on Comex, where futures collapsed by more than 22%, while the decline on the LME turned out to be much more modest. As a result, Comex contracts began trading at a d... اقرأ أكثر
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