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Copper's Upward Trend Can Continue, BlackRock Says

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 19 August 2026, 09:15 UTC 1 min read
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"The trend is very much your friend," says Evy Hambro, head of fundamental equities thematic and sector investing at BlackRock, when asked about the rise in copper prices. "We are seeing a very tight market," he tells Bloomberg Television. "It's very easy to say: well, okay, it's gone up a lot and we should ignore it, and it's too late.

"The trend is very much your friend," says Evy Hambro, head of fundamental equities thematic and sector investing at BlackRock, when asked about the rise in copper prices. "We are seeing a very tight market," he tells Bloomberg Television. "It's very easy to say: well, okay, it's gone up a lot and we should ignore it, and it's too late. The reality is, if you've done that you've missed out." (Source: Bloomberg)
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