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Copper Heads for Weekly Loss as High Energy Costs Limit Demand

Bloomberg Markets Friday 02 October 2026, 02:41 UTC By Eddie Spence 1 min read
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Copper headed for the biggest weekly loss since May as high energy costs and a stronger dollar threatened to curb demand.

Copper headed for the biggest weekly loss since May as high energy costs and a stronger dollar threatened to curb demand.
Copper Heads (ORG)
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