
Copper is getting hotter than ever: Why it could hit new highs in 2026
If gold is a gauge of fear, copper is often seen as a “thermometer” for the global economy. And right now, that thermometer is flashing a very unusual fever: copper prices have surged and repeatedly set new records, driven not only by classic supply–demand dynamics, but also turbocharged by U.S. tariff fears and physical hoarding.



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