Copper Climbs to Fresh All-Time High on Mine Shortfalls and Tariff Fears

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Copper futures on the London Metal Exchange surged to a record as mine-supply constraints and talk of U.S. tariffs drew buyers, with three-month copper rising to around $14,533 per metric ton and tracking about a 16% gain so far in 2026.
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