Global copper smelting slides in March on Chinese shortages
Global copper smelting slipped to the lowest levels in at least five years in March as top producer China failed to recover following the Lunar New Year holiday due to supply shortages, data from satellite surveillance of copper plants showed. Weakness was seen across the board as other regions, which had been hit by pandemic-linked lockdowns, failed to make up for decline in China, satellite service SAVANT and broker Marex Spectron said in a joint statement on Thursday. “The margin pressures smelters face from a shortage of concentrates has been…
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