"If the Chinese real estate market were to post a recovery, this would see domestic demand for copper tick higher and could lead to a tighter supply and demand balance overall, assuming all other things remain unchanged. This would underpin even higher prices than we are currently projecting"
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Copper hit a record intraday high of US$5.959/lb in July after a 17% surge in just three weeks, reinforcing a market where tight supply meets rising demand from AI data centres, renewable energy, and EVs.
As the world’s sixth-largest producer, Australia is poised to play a key role in filling the global supply gap, offering investors a pathway to gain exposure through ASX-listed copper stocks.
Copper hit a record intraday high of US$5.959/lb in July after a 17% surge in just three weeks, reinforcing a market where tight supply meets rising demand from AI data centres, renewable energy, and EVs.
As the world’s sixth-largest producer, Australia is poised to play a key role in filling the global supply gap, offering investors a pathway to gain exposure through ASX-listed copper stocks.
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