Copper gave up its gains for this year as the worsening war in the Middle East pushed energy prices higher and increased the ...

Copper slipped amid a broad selloff across risk assets as the deepening war in the Middle East stoked concerns about inflation and global growth.

A metal used in weapons and semiconductors is finding itself the subject of geopolitical tensions as Chinese export limits ...

Chinese smelters continue to churn out record quantities of copper, swelling stockpiles and threatening to slow the metal’s powerful gains.

Rio Tinto Group will focus on its own growth options after walking away from a deal to buy Glencore Plc that would have created the world’s biggest miner.

Gold advanced back above $4,900 an ounce as dip-buyers snapped up the metal after a two-day drop. Meanwhile copper rose, trimming losses earlier in the week, as risk assets including equities advanced ...

(Bloomberg) -- 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. It’s a ...

Copper, aluminum and other industrial metals pushed higher, extending a powerful rally on concerns about tightening supplies, a surge of shipments to the US and rising investor enthusiasm for ...

The Democratic Republic of Congo increased its copper exports by almost 10% last year, cementing its status as the world’s second-largest producer of the industrial metal after Chile. The central ...

Copper had its best year since 2009, fueled by near-term supply tightness and bets that demand for the metal key in electrification will outpace production. The red metal has notched a series of ...

Copper recorded the longest winning run since 2017 in a December rally powered by the prospect of more stress in the supply chain. The metal rose 2.7% to settle at $12,558.50 a ton, the eighth day of ...