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The Copper Rally Faces a Tariff Test

Bloomberg Markets Monday 19 October 2026, 15:29 UTC 1 min read
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Copper has surged amid tariff fears, but the rally may be vulnerable if U.S. trade measures don't materialize. Invesco's Kathy Kriskey joins Blooomberg Open Interest to explain how stockpiling, tariff uncertainty, and growing demand from data centers and electrification could shape what happens next.

Copper has surged amid tariff fears, but the rally may be vulnerable if U.S. trade measures don't materialize. Invesco's Kathy Kriskey joins Blooomberg Open Interest to explain how stockpiling, tariff uncertainty, and growing demand from data centers and electrification could shape what happens next. (Source: Bloomberg)
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