LME Copper Breaks $14,100, Up 1% on Tuesday Amid China Demand Recovery and Supply Tensions

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According to financial media reports, LME copper surged to approximately $14,100 per ton on Tuesday, up about 1%, gradually approaching the record high of over $14,500 per ton set in January. The rally reflects multiple factors: recovering demand from China and tight sulfur supply—sulfuric acid being essential in certain copper production processes. Additionally, as copper is widely used in data centers and supporting power infrastructure, rising copper prices have become increasingly correlated with U.S. equities amid the AI boom.

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