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U.S. tariff threat upends copper surplus as prices test all-time peak
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Analysts warn that potential U.S. import tariffs could drive copper to record highs despite no global shortage, by pulling supply toward the U.S. and draining inventories elsewhere. The key mechanism is tariff-driven shipping incentives rather than tight fundamentals. This is likely to add meaningful volatility to copper pricing as the market reprices trade flows.
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