Macro Finance
Copper Edges Higher After Chile Mine Union Rejects Pay Offer
Bloomberg Markets·September 29, 2026·1 min read
Copper held above $14,400 a ton in London as workers at a major mining operation in Chile voted to strike after wage talks failed. The potential strike threatens supply from the world's top copper producer, supporting prices. Investors are monitoring the situation for further disruptions to global copper supply.
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