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Base Metals Gain Ground as Trump Says Iran Attacks Will Be Brief
Source: Bloomberg
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Metals prices rose after President Donald Trump suggested a new wave of US attacks on Iran would be short-lived, easing escalation fears that had pressured prices on Wednesday. The headline implies a near-term de-risking of regional conflict risk, supporting the metal complex even as geopolitical uncertainty remains.
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