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Metals prices, excluding gold and silver, are expected to rise in 2026 due to a surge in demand across various sectors, including uranium, copper, and cobalt.

Copper prices advanced in New York and London as the market anticipates clarity on the Trump administration's plans for import levies on the metal, with a deadline less than a month away.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts a significant copper deficit over the next decade due to rising demand, potentially leading to a 30% supply shortage by 2035.

Gold, silver, and copper prices have reached record highs together for the first time in 45 years, driven by factors similar to those in 1980, but with some key differences that may influence future price movements.

Copper prices have surged 40% in 2025, but a closer look at physical metal inventory reveals a logistical issue rather than a scarcity problem.

A deadly storm in Chile has disrupted copper mines, raising concerns over AI supply and potentially impacting the metals market.

China's top solar firm has started producing solar cells using copper instead of silver due to soaring silver prices, potentially reducing production costs and increasing profitability.

Antofagasta's proposal to link copper ore sales to spot market indexes may disrupt the traditional fixed-price system, potentially affecting copper prices and the mining sector.

The copper-to-gold ratio has broken out above its 200-day moving average, a historical precursor to significant bitcoin rallies, last seen in September 2020.

Copper prices hold near record highs as geopolitical tensions escalate following Trump's rejection of Iran's peace plan, suggesting continued supply chain uncertainty.

Wells Fargo lowered its price target for Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO) from $192 to $186, citing an Equal Weight rating amidst a copper rally.

Copper prices rise due to increased risk appetite following the US push to end the war in the Middle East, boosting industrial metals.