TOKYO -- Speculative money is pouring into copper and pushing international prices close to record highs as observers look to a new supply risk from the conflict in the Middle East: a potential shortage of sulfur, which is key to copper smelting.
TOKYO -- Speculative money is pouring into copper and pushing international prices close to record highs as observers look to a new supply risk from the conflict in the Middle East: a potential shortage of sulfur, which is key to copper smelting.