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Cheveley: Copper Being Dragged to US by Tariff Threats

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•Cheveley reports that tariff threats are causing copper to be drawn towards the US market.
•Goldman Sachs states that rising output will likely prevent copper and lithium from matching gold's recent price gains.

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▸If US tariff threats escalate further copper trade flows may increasingly concentrate in the US, affecting global supply chains and pricing dynamics.

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If tariff threats influence trade flows, copper prices may experience heightened volatility due to shifting demand and supply patterns.

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🌍United States of America

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📈Copper

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CNSouth China Morning Post - Hong KongCopper, lithium unlikely to match gold’s gains as output rises: Goldman FINANCEBloomberg - MarketsCheveley: Copper Being Dragged to US by Tariff Threats

Recent market analysis highlights that copper prices are being influenced by geopolitical factors, particularly tariff threats involving the United States. According to Cheveley, these tariff threats are causing copper to be drawn towards the US market, impacting global trade flows. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs projects that despite rising output, copper and lithium prices are unlikely to replicate the significant gains seen in gold. This dynamic underscores the complex interplay between supply increases and trade policy risks in the base metals sector.