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Copper Steadies Ahead of Fed Decision as Supply Concerns Ease

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 16 September 2026, 02:29 UTC By Eddie Spence 1 min read
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Copper steadied as traders eyed rising inventories and loosening spreads ahead of the Federal Reserve’s decision later Wednesday on whether to raise interest rates.

Copper steadied as traders eyed rising inventories and loosening spreads ahead of the Federal Reserve’s decision later Wednesday on whether to raise interest rates.
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