‘It Doesn’t Make Sense,’ Expert Warns West Is Bleeding Control Over Copper
Copper hits record highs in New York as tariff fears trigger shipment scrambles. Read how supply shocks and US demand are driving the surge.
Copper prices hit all-time highs because people are worried about tariffs (extra taxes on imports) and want to buy before prices go up more. When a material everyone needs gets scarce and expensive, it can signal the economy is heating up, but it also means companies that use copper might have to pay more.
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