Analysts' Long Term View on Copper

"By no means is trading at historic highs right now, but by no means historic lows either." says Ioannou. He believes a key thing to recognize in the …

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Mining Analyst at Cormark Securities, Stefan Ioannou, shares his thoughts on copper long term

"By no means is trading at historic highs right now, but by no means historic lows either." says Ioannou. He believes a key thing to recognize in the industry is that over the last 10 or so years, we've seen a lack of funding going into developing and discovering new projects. "That stands to catch up with the market and lead to a supply deficit. And in time, new projects will have to be brought on." Ioannou continues.

The statistic below displays the leading ten copper mines worldwide as of 2019, based on capacity. The Escondida mine in Chile is the world's largest copper mine, with a capacity of some 1.4 million metric tons.

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