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Copper Rises to Six-Week High as Iran Talks Hope Aids Metals

Mark Burton, Winnie Zhu
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Copper prices surged to a six-week high as industrial metals rallied on renewed optimism over potential US-Iran peace talks. US President Donald Trump confirmed Iran initiated contact for negotiations, easing market tensions despite an ongoing naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran signaled openness to further discussions, though investors remain cautious amid risks of escalation disrupting supply chains. The rally reflects broader metals market confidence, with copper—critical for electronics and infrastructure—leading gains on reduced geopolitical uncertainty. Analysts warn volatility could resume if talks collapse, as the Strait of Hormuz remains a vital chokepoint for global commodity shipments.
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