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According to the report of the Financial Times, the sharp jump in oil prices this year has drawn attention to the economic consequences of price shocks in the commodity market, but the strange thing is that not much attention is paid to the impending crisis and shortage in the global copper market.

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According to the report of the Financial Times, the sharp jump in oil prices this year has drawn attention to the economic consequences of price shocks in the commodity market, but the strange thing is that not much attention is paid to the impending crisis and shortage in the global copper market.

According to the report of the Financial Times, the sharp jump in oil prices this year has drawn attention to the economic consequences of price shocks in the commodity market, but the strange thing is that not much attention is paid to the impending crisis and shortage in the global copper market.

Referring to the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, which triggered the spike in the price of copper, this media wrote: The upcoming shortage of this metal will increase the costs of artificial intelligence, defense technologies and the green transition.

Irna Jahan