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Chilean President Gabriel Boric told a major copper industry conference on Wednesday he expects production at state-run miner Codelco to grow slowly this year and reach 1.7 million metric tons by 2030, and that he sees copper prices rising. "The Codelco production will rebound," he said, offering a vote of confidence for the country's top copper producer whose output last year hit a quarter-century low, at 1.325 million metric tons. At a time when global companies have raised concern about long approval times for new mines and expansions, he said Chile, the world's bigge...

(Bloomberg) -- For a global lithium industry still reeling from gluts along the battery supply chain, the greater long-term risk is producing too little of the metal rather than too much, according to the world’s No. 2 producer, Chile. Most Read from BloombergBankman-Fried Is Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison Over FTX CollapseTesla’s $25,000 Car Means Tossing Out the 100-Year-Old Assembly LineUBS Banker’s Frustration Exposes Cracks in World of Climate FinanceDubai Is Losing Its Allure for Wealthy