Trump's Copper, Aluminium Tariffs May Raise Costs for U.S. Consumers
MELBOURNE (Reuters) -President Donald Trump's vow of tariffs on U.S. copper and aluminium imports would result in higher costs for local consumers because of a shortfall of domestic production and the length of time it would take to renew the industry, analysts and industry participants said on Tuesday.
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just as a drop in copper demand can suggest an economic slowdown • Copper prices are now down more than 25% since peaking at just over $5 in March 2022 Because of its use across many sectors ...
the red metal's price had surged to a record high of US$5.11 per pound. Price momentum at the start of the year was owed to several factors, including increasing demand from energy transition ...
Base metal prices fell, with copper paring recent gains on AI datacenter growth concerns and a stronger dollar.
McMoRan beat fourth-quarter profit estimates on Thursday, as higher copper prices helped offset the impact of lower ...
Copper prices surged in 2024, breaking the US$5.00 per pound barrier for the first time and setting an all-time high on the COMEX of US$5.20 per pound on May 20. Prices have since retreated but ...
Copper and aluminum prices fell as generally positive market sentiment in 2025 to-date was significantly damped by disappointing Chinese manufacturing figures and looming tariff threats, Commerzbank ...
India's steel-to-power conglomerate JSW Group will invest 26 billion rupees ($301.2 million) to set up operations at two ...
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