BUSINESSJul 31 · 07:13 UTCCNBC TOP

Deadly storms and a global supply squeeze are sending copper prices soaring

Deadly storms in Chile have disrupted mining operations, increasing strain on copper supply and potentially raising prices. A global supply squeeze is also contributing to the surge in copper prices.

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