Inventories outside the US drop as American buyers rush to beat potential tariffs
A train loaded with sheets of copper cathode is seen at a copper mine in Antofagasta, Chile. © Reuters
TOKYO — The global price of copper is rising to near-historic highs due to a surge in demand in the U.S. and China for a metal indispensable to artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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