Concerns over potential United States tariffs on refined copper imports have driven the price of the metal to record levels. The price per tonne at the London Metal Exchange surpassed $14,600 during early September trading. This recent surge is primarily attributed to a significant influx of copper being directed towards the United States, spurred by expectations of these impending tariffs on refined copper. The move reflects market anxieties about supply disruptions and increased costs should the tariffs be implemented. Industry analysts are closely monitoring the situation, anticipating further volatility in copper prices. The article originates from Hespress - هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية, a Moroccan online newspaper.