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Copper price hits record high as Chile gives bulls another reason to cheer
SX-EW processing at Chuquicamata mine in Chile. Image from Codelco.
The world’s top copper producer Chile is giving bulls another reason to cheer while prices soared to an all-time high on Friday as optimism about a global rebound from the pandemic spurs a surge across commodities markets.
Copper for delivery in July ended the day up 3.2%, with futures trading at $4.7490 per pound ($10,470 a tonne) on the Comex market in New York.
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Chile’s lower house on Thursday approved a measure that would introduce progressive taxes on copper sales, potentially creating a total burden of more than 80% or almost double that of other major copper-producing nations.
Peak Aluminum Looms for China as Xi Pushes New Green Mission
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(Bloomberg) Chinaâs hawkish climate policy is poised to do what years of international pressure didnât: halt the growth of the worldâs biggest aluminum industry.
As policymakers in China puzzle over how to meet President Xi Jinpingâs goal for carbon neutrality by 2060, the industry that relies heavily on coal-fired power is in the governmentâs crosshairs. A recent halt on new projects by one major aluminum production hub triggered talk of a wider blitz that could end a decades-long expansion to capture almost 60% of global output.