Copper, which soared to a record high of nearly $13,000 a tonne last week on the London Metal Exchange (LME), will likely rule higher in 2026 due to slack supplies and higher demand. With the red ...

On Friday, copper hit a record high of ₹1,249.95 per kg in futures trade. Meanwhile, in the international markets, copper topped the $13,000-a-ton mark on the London Metal Exchange (LME) earlier today ...

Analysts expect copper's record-breaking run to continue into next year, citing supply disruptions and huge artificial intelligence spending. Three-month copper prices on the LME were up 1.5% at ...

Copper prices surged toward $13,000 a tonne on Monday in London, capping a volatile year marked by mine outages and trade disruptions that have put the metal on track for its biggest annual gain since ...

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Copper prices have surged to historic highs this year, with London Metal Exchange (“LME”) copper recently topping $12,000 per metric ton, reflecting a 42% year-to-date increase. This remarkable rise ...

Copper does not receive the same attention as gold or silver, yet it is the metal that is building the infrastructure, shaping the global economy today. From artificial intelligence to electric ...

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Did our AI summary help? The prices of gold, silver and copper sharply dropped on December 29, after seeing a significant bull run. Easing geopolitical tensions and China’s export restrictions were ...

With all the emphasis on investing in gold given the yellow metal’s surge in recent months, it can be tempting to overlook its more industrial cousins. But ignoring copper could be a mistake. Prices ...

An aerial photograph of Hala Sultan Tekke on Cyprus shows excavations of two of the city’s industrial quarters.(Courtesy Peter M. Fischer) More than 40 years ago, a Turkish sponge diver named Mehmet ...