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A weaker US dollar makes copper cheaper for foreign buyers, increasing demand and pushing prices higher.
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Copper prices increased as uncertainty over US tariff policies contributed to a decline in the US dollar. The weaker dollar makes copper cheaper for holders of other currencies, boosting demand. This shift affects global trade and commodity markets, influencing industries reliant on copper such as construction and electronics.