After months of operating in the dark, markets finally received some inflation data last week. The long-delayed November Consumer Price Index offered an official glimpse into day-to-day price pressures after a record-length government shutdown had disrupted the economic calendar.
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Consumers already worn down by a prolonged surge in prices are bracing for fresh pressure — and this time, it is coming from copper.
Copper prices have surged past $12,000 per metric ton for the first time ever, hitting a record high on the London Metal Exchange and unleashing a new ...