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Copper Hovers Below All-Time High as US Holiday Spurs Caution

Bloomberg Markets Monday 07 September 2026, 11:46 UTC By Mark Burton 1 min read
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Copper held steady near an all-time high, with traders weighing ongoing risks of supply tightness while the closure of US markets sapped risk appetite.

Copper held steady near an all-time high, with traders weighing ongoing risks of supply tightness while the closure of US markets sapped risk appetite.
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