Copper resumed gains as the dollar weakened on President Donald Trump’s threats to impose tariffs over Greenland, and China’s ...

Copper is one of the world’s most ubiquitous metals, used in just about everything that’s electrified: smartphones, refrigerators, electric vehicles, power grids and much more.

Copper extended a powerful rally after bursting through $13,000 a ton for the first time, as investors bet on tighter supply ...

Metals extended their dramatic start to the year — with gold, silver, copper and tin all hitting record highs — as investors ...

BHP Group’s bold bid to buy rival Anglo American Plc in 2024 was supposed to set it up as the clear winner in a copper boom ...

The race for artificial intelligence and surging defense spending are set to intensify a projected shortage of copper as producers struggle to expand, according to a new study by S&P Global.

The European Commission is set to allow member states to delay the switch-off of copper telecommunications networks to 2035, giving the industry more time to make the transition to faster fiber ...

Copper rose in a volatile trading session, with London Metal Exchange futures jumping on their reopening after the Christmas holiday, extending a strong end-of-year rally as global availability ...

Copper surged to a record in Shanghai and rallied in New York, adding to substantial annual gains as investors bet on tighter global supplies in 2026, while also pricing in the impact of a weaker US ...

Copper rose — clawing back some of Friday’s steep drop — as investors refocused on prospects for a tighter market next year. The industrial metal climbed as much as 3.3% on the London Metal Exchange ...

Copper advanced to a record high in London on fears the global market is heading for a supply crunch. The metal rose as much as 1.3% to $11,334 a ton on the London Metal Exchange before trimming gains ...