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The Hormuz crisis has caused copper prices to rise, with shortages in the global economy the looming shortage will raise costs for artificial intelligence, defense technologies and the green transition.

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The Hormuz crisis has caused copper prices to rise, with shortages in the global economy the looming shortage will raise costs for artificial intelligence, defense technologies and the green transition.

The Hormuz crisis has caused copper prices to rise, with shortages in the global economy the looming shortage will raise costs for artificial intelligence, defense technologies and the green transition.

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