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Copper set to test $15,000 as investors await ULS. data, tariff clarity
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Copper prices could exceed US$15,000 per tonne for the first time as soon as this week, according to analysts. Investor positioning ahead of upcoming U.S. economic data is supporting the market, while uncertainty over President Trump's potential import tariffs remains a key catalyst and risk for copper prices.
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