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Copper prices rise after U.S. president’s comments on Iran

London copper prices rose following comments by the U.S. president concerning Iran. The move suggests markets are responding to perceived geopolitical risk, though no broader disruption is specified.

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Geopolitical tensions involving Iran can affect commodity prices and expectations for regional supply and trade.

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