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Copper Hit a Record High, Then Plunged Nearly 5% in a Single Session — as
Washington Wavers on Tariffs and Miners Like Freeport-McMoRan Swing 7% on the
Headlines. Here Is What the Whiplash Means for Your Portfolio.
Copper futures touched a record high above $6.70 a pound this week before
plunging nearly5% to around $6.45, after reports emerged that the White House
is reconsidering plans to impose import tariffs on refined copper. US officials
had reportedly grown concerned that the proposed levies could push domestic
copper prices even higher and add to manufacturing costs, reversing the earlier
tariff-driven rally that had pulled shipments into US warehouses and tightened
global supply. Copper mining stocks moved in lockstep: Freeport-McMoRan and
Teck Resources both fell as much as7% on the tariff-reversal reports. The
underlying supply picture remains genuinely tight regardless of the tariff
back-and-forth, with Codelco and Freeport both posting double-digit production
declines and a global sulfuric acid shortage, a key input for copper refining,
adding further strain; copper prices are still up more than40% over the past
year.
For your portfolio, this week's whiplash is a useful reminder that a
policy-driven price swing and a supply-driven price trend are two different
things happening at once in the same market. The tariff uncertainty is
genuinely adding volatility, but the deeper story, tightening mine supply from
major producers and a real input-material shortage, doesn't go away just
because Washington changes its mind on tariffs this week. If you hold copper
miners or a materials-sector fund, it's worth distinguishing between near-term
price swings tied to tariff headlines, which can reverse quickly, and the
longer supply-demand imbalance tied to declining ore grades and rising demand
from electrification and data-center buildouts, which is a slower-moving and
more durable trend to actually invest around.
Sources: Trading Economics, September 2026 · Yahoo Finance, September 2026 ·
MINING.COM, September 2026
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