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Home > Financing the Future of Copper: The Global Challenge Between Chinese Capital, Social Risks, and New Development Models

Financing the Future of Copper: The Global Challenge Between Chinese Capital, Social Risks, and New Development Models

9 December 2025 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

At the Resourcing Tomorrow conference in London, one of the most discussed topics concerns what has been observed for years without being openly stated: the global rush for copper is largely financed not by the West, but by China and Russia. Over the past six or seven years, according to consultant Patrick Barnes during the […]

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