Panama mine shutdown threatens copper’s surplus
The expectation for a looser market in the near term has been reflected in copper prices.
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First Quantum risks covenant breach, cost cuts if Panama shuts copper mine
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Saudi Arabia studies graphite, rare earths trading platform – minister
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