LME cash copper held around $13,500 a tonne in mid-July, up roughly 10% year-to-date, after touching records near $14,500/t earlier in 2026. That resilience sits on top of two forces: a mine-supply base that is visibly struggling to grow, and a demand picture, supported by an “AI supercycle”. Our reading is that copper is structurally ...
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