Copper Prices Surge Due to Tariffs, Leaving Other Metals Behind

Recent data from the London Metal Exchange indicates copper is ending the first half of the year with a 12% increase in value, as U.S. copper contracts on the CME reach $1,200 per metric ton. This surge is attributed to declining LME stocks and a redirection of physical copper to America, benefiting exploration companies such as Torr Metals Inc. (TSX.V: TMET). Despite copper's climb, other metals have not seen comparable price increases, underscoring the distinct factors driving copper demand. For more information on Torr Metals Inc., visit https://ibn.fm/TMET.