Goldman Sachs analyst argues copper is resetting into a new range: a floor at $10,000/ton, with a ceiling near $11,000/ton. Supply constraints, strategic demand (e.g. power grids, AI, defense), and potential stockpiling underpin the floor, while high prices may trigger scrap copper inflows and aluminum substitution capping upside. Goldman raised its 2026 copper forecast to $10,500 and holds 2027 at $10,750.
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