For the short-term 'copper sceptics', I have you covered with:...

For the short-term 'copper sceptics', I have you covered with:



Macquarie currently expects 2023 global copper mine supply to increase by 2.8%, or around 600,000 tones, due to project ramp-ups and higher output at some existing operations.

JP Morgan sees global copper mine production rising by 2.6% during 2023, inclusive of a 5.5% disruption allowance, which is higher than usual this year due to social unrest in Peru. Analysts typically factor in loss of production from disruptions at 5% of total mined copper supplies.

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