Copper ETFs Shoot Upwards on a Widening Supply Deficit
Meanwhile, Comex copper futures rose 4.2% to $4.069 per pound. Copper demand and prices “should continue to benefit from a recovering global economy and [a]transition to ‘green’ energy sources,” Brent Cook, an economic geologist and senior adviser for the newsletter Exploration Insights, told MarketWatch. The base metal is also finding support from the supply side. Metal miners suffered production slowdowns due to COVID-19 restrictions, and while supplies should pick up speed in 2021, the market will likely continue to be unable to meet demand in the years ahead. Diving into Copper’...