Copper’s next shortage is structural, not hype: analyst

Copper is heading into a structural deficit from 2026 as demand from electrification accelerates faster than new supply, according to BloombergNEF, with geopolitical intervention now the single biggest force shaping metals markets. The red metal faces the most acute pressure...

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