U.S. Copper Inventories Surge, Sparking Supply Tightness Concerns Amid Trump Administration Tariff Standoff
Copper inventories are piling up in U.S. warehouses, sparking concerns among buyers in other regions about a supply crunch, The Wall Street Journal reported. The copper market has been in a stalemate since last July, when President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on copper wire and other copper products but excluded refined copper. Trump had ordered a study on whether to tax refined copper, but the administration has not yet announced its intentions.
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