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Copper prices rose on the London Metal Exchange amid concerns about tight supplies, after Codelco lowered its forecast for Chilean production in 2026 and China’s premium for imported copper reached $200 per tonne—near its highest level in more than a decade. Strong Chinese demand added to those concerns, as inventories registered in Shanghai Futures Exchange warehouses fell by more than 75% over six months. The three-month copper contract gained $97, or 0.70%, to close at $14,250 per tonne.
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