The Market’s Most Trusted Economic Signal Is Turning Negative Copper isn’t just another commodity—it’s embedded in nearly every layer of modern economic activity. From housing construction to vehicle manufacturing to electronics, copper demand rises and falls with real-world production. That’s why traders have long nicknamed it “Dr. Copper”—because of its uncanny ability to diagnose the health of the global economy. And right now, the diagnosis isn’t good. After hitting record highs earlier this year, copper prices have reversed sharply—dropping roughly 8.5% in just a week and sliding to multi-month lows. That kind of move doesn’t happen in a vacuum. What the Sharp Drop Is Really Telling Us Markets don’t wait for official data releases. They anticipate. The recent decline in…
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