Copper Supply Deficit Surges to 640,000 Tonnes on Sulphur Shortage
Goldman Sachs tenfold revised its copper deficit forecast to 640,000 tonnes, exposing a fragile supply chain where sulphur shortages from oil refining disruptions threaten mine operations globally. Decades of mining underinvestment now collide with surging demand from electrification, creating a structural supply crisis that could push copper to $15,000 per tonne.









