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Funds have reduced their bets on a decline in copper prices as macroeconomic headwinds ease and the market collectively reassesses copper's supply dynamics. The shift in positioning has been underway since late October, when three-month LME copper was threatening to break through key technical support at May lows between $7.867 and $7.871 per tonne. The […]

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