Copper prices hit a record high on Thursday, but reversed on Friday. Goldman Sachs thinks a larger correction could come in mid-2026.

Strong demand, years of underinvestment, and deglobalization trends are reinforcing the case for higher prices across metals and energy.

Prices for gold, copper and other metals are going “absolutely bonkers” right now, says a Marex analyst.

As copper prices continue to surge, analysts disagree over whether a correction is on the way.

Copper prices spiked to a record high of more than $14,000 a metric ton on Thursday, as speculators extended their buying ...

Copper prices climbed to a record high above $14,000/metric ton, part of a broader metals rally sparked by a weaker US dollar ...

Silver prices sank below $100 a troy ounce, just a week after they hit that milestone for the first time. Most actively ...

Copper reaches all-time high despite market selloff. But this may complicate a potential $200B merger between Rio Tinto and ...

Copper's aging mines, shrinking discoveries, rising disruptions, and regulatory hurdles are creating a structural supply ...

By Pratima Desai and Polina Devitt LONDON, Jan 30 - Gold, silver and copper prices tumbled on Friday after hitting record ...

Southern Copper could benefit from an expected shortfall in this vital industrial metal.