Copper Edges Lower After World’s Biggest Mine Averts Strike
Copper slipped after BHP Group’s Escondida mine in Chile, the world’s largest, averted a strike that would have tightened supply as the industry struggles to keep pace with demand from data centers and power grids.
Read the full story on Mint Opens livemint.com in a new tab
This is a short summary of a story published by Mint, shown with a link to the original. The full story, photo and reporting belong to Mint.
More Finance news
More
FinanceCBDT extends tax audit report deadline to Oct 21 and ITR for audit cases to Nov 21
FinanceRBI MPC meets October 5–7: economists expect first repo rate hike since 2023
FinanceITC sets board meeting date to declare Q2 results 2026; net profit may decline due to cigarette taxation — share outlook
FinanceFunding Markets Diverge as T-Bills Cheapen, Overnight Repo Calm
FinanceStocks slip as dollar heads for weekly lossFinanceArabica coffee touches one-month high as stocks remain critically lowFrom Nabh24
BiharBihar Salary News: 10.3 लाख शिक्षकों और पुलिसकर्मियों का वेतन रुका, AG audit में HRMS-CFMS घोटाला; त्योहार से पहले जांच के बाद ही मिलेगी salary
DelhiCJP Tiranga March: Abhijeet Dipke और Neha Bora हिरासत में, Connaught Place-Mandi House से करीब 150 प्रदर्शनकारी पकड़े गए; Mumbai-Bengaluru में भी 'लहरा दो तिरंगा'
EntertainmentJailer 2 Box Office Day 1: Rajinikanth की फिल्म ने पहले दिन दुनियाभर में कमाए ₹125 करोड़, India में ₹59.70 करोड़ net; Jailer का रिकॉर्ड टूटा
IndiaTrain Ticket Insurance: 27 अक्टूबर से station counter से खरीदे टिकट पर भी मिलेगा बीमा, Supreme Court का आदेश; मौत पर ₹10 लाख तक का cover
