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Copper Prices Decline as US Tariff Concerns Ease

Copper futures fell toward $6.50 per pound on Tuesday, nearing one-month lows as expectations grew that the US may abandon proposed tariffs on refined copper imports. Markets increasingly anticipate that the Trump administration could shelve the tariff plans ahead of the midterm elections amid tightening global supplies and persistent inflationary pressures. Copper prices reached record ...

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Soybeans Hit 2-Month Low

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