World Bank Forecasts Significant Copper Price Increase Amid AI Demand and Supply Constraints
The World Bank projects copper prices to reach $13,000 per tonne next year, an 18% increase from its April forecast. This rise is driven by surging demand from AI infrastructure and persistent limitations in mine supply. The market dynamics benefit miners with higher margins, while smelters face challenges due to excess capacity and falling processing fees.
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