Copper prices have risen sharply in recent months, but a combination of geopolitical and broader macroeconomic themes have left the near-term pricing outlook uncertain. At the same time, structural demand remains robust and supply is increasingly challenged. James Richards and Oliver Hextall discuss their conviction in the long-term investment case for copper, and emphasise the importance of remaining selective.
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