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China Ships Out First Sulfuric Acid Cargo Since Halt on Exports
Source: Bloomberg
Commodities & Raw MaterialsTrade Policy & Supply ChainGeopolitics & War
China authorized its first outbound sulfuric-acid shipment since May, easing a global shortage that has squeezed copper producers. The resumption provides partial supply-chain relief after the Iran war disrupted Middle Eastern sulfuric-acid supplies, though broader availability remains constrained.
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