Codelco Maintains Premium against US Long-Term Order of Spot Electrolytic Copper

Published: Nov 10, 2017 08:32

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World’s largest copper producer Codelco decides to maintain premium against long-term order of spot electrolytic copper arriving at southern US port in 2018 at about 2.5 cent per pound.

SHANGHAI, Nov.10 (SMM)－Learned from insider, world’s largest copper producer Codelco decides to maintain premium against long-term order of spot electrolytic copper arriving at southern US port in 2018 at about 2.5 cent per pound, keeping the same as this year, ending situation of consecutive 4-year’s drop.

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