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Copper Market Crunch Brews as US and China Compete for Metal

The copper market is tightening fast, with a surge in shipments to the US and rising orders in China setting the stage for a rally that could take global benchmark prices to all-time highs.

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Copper Market Crunch Brews as US and China Compete for Metal
The copper market is tightening fast, with a surge in shipments to the US and rising orders in China setting the stage for a rally that could take global benchmark prices to all-time highs.
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