TREE NEWS reports: Global copper mine production fell 1.1% in H1, marking the first half-year decline since 2017. Output at Codelco and Freeport-McMoRan dropped by double digits. Morgan Stanley, which initially expected supply growth, now forecasts flat or slightly lower output for the year, suggesting a potential first annual decline since 2017.
Global copper output set for first annual drop since 2017
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