BUSINESSMay 28 · 03:31 UTCBLOOMBERGCharlie Zhu, Winnie Zhu

Industrial Metals Decline as Gulf Strikes Dampen Deal Optimism

Industrial metals are declining as Gulf strikes reduce optimism about deals. A projected copper shortage is expected to intensify due to rising demand from artificial intelligence and defense spending, according to an S&P Global study.

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