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China-based smelters, such as Western Mining and Guangxi Nanguo Copper, are reconsidering commissioning of new capacities that were expected to come online this year now that copper prices are near a six-year low.
Existing copper capacities are also being cut due to the same reason, which will help arrest further drop in domestic spot copper prices.
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