Copper surges past $13,000 a ton on the London Metal Exchange as US import tariffs, supply disruptions, and investor demand drive a global rally.

The company is vertically integrating all the way back to raw materials as it competes in artificial intelligence.

Trading.com CEO Peter McGuire said copper is leading the current metals rally, supported by strong momentum and demand. He remains constructive on silver and gold in the near term, citing broad-based ...

Analysts expect copper's record-breaking run to continue into next year, citing supply disruptions and huge artificial intelligence spending. Three-month copper prices on the LME were up 1.5% at ...