Sources: Codelco Sets 2017 Copper Premiums at $68 for Buyers in South Korea, Taiwan and Japan

Published: Nov 22, 2016 14:18

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Codelco set 2017 copper premiums for term shipments at $68 per tonne to buyers in South Korea, Taiwan and Japan.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 22 (SMM) – Codelco set 2017 copper premiums for term shipments at $68 per tonne to buyers in South Korea, Taiwan and Japan.

Earlier, Codelco announced to cut its 2017 term copper premiums to $72 to Chinese buyers, much lower than 2016’s term premiums.

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