Copper Prices Stabilize as DRC-Zambia Border Reopens After Brief Crisis
Global copper prices have stabilized below the USD 9,000 per tonne mark following the resolution of a brief but intense border dispute between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Zambia. Earlier concerns about a potential disruption to one of the world’s key copper export corridors had driven prices up for two days. However, after reaching around USD 8,900 per tonne on August 13, 2024, prices dipped slightly below USD 8,800 as tensions eased. The border crisis began when the DRC unilaterally banned the import of beer, soft drinks, and…
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