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21.09.26 - 19:48
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Stocks Climb on US-China Optimism, Copper′s AI Bppm (Bloomberg)
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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger and Michael Ball on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Stocks rally and oil drops as investors look to diplomacy, with President Trump and China's Xi Jinping preparing for a high-stakes White House meeting later this week.
Plus, inside Anthropic's new AI safety partnership with Accenture, and Wall Street's race to manage the risks and rewards of artificial intelligence.And legendary mining investor Robert Friedland joins us on why copper and rare earths are becoming the new front line in the US, China resource race. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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21.09.26 - 18:12
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How AI Could Spark the Next Copper Boom (Bloomberg)
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AI data centers and power grid upgrades are quietly reshaping global copper demand. Morgan Stanley's Amy Gower breaks down why data centers already punch above their weight, and why US tariff decisions could move copper next. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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20.09.26 - 20:27
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Stolen $586,000 Copper Shipment Found Hours Later At Kentucky Warehouse (ZeroHedge)
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Stolen $586,000 Copper Shipment Found Hours Later At Kentucky Warehouse
A load of copper worth nearly $600,000 was recovered on Sept. 11 after investigators followed a trail from Illinois to Kentucky and Ohio, wrapping up the initial search only about eight hours after the theft was reported, according to Yahoo News.
The case began when a shipment scheduled to travel from DeKalb, Illinois, to Rock Hill, South Carolina, never made it toward its intended destination. Authorities believe whoever collected the freight had presented themselves as an established trucking company, using genuine business information to make the pickup appear legitimate.
The breakthrough came from location data tied to Schneider National equipment involved in the haul. Rather than heading southeast toward South Carolina, the freight was traced to Prestonsburg, Kentucky, where police found the entire six-pallet copper shipment inside a warehouse. Three people were detained in Kentucky.
Photo: FreightWaves/Yahoo News
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18.09.26 - 02:36
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Housing slump and plant builds diverge as Tung Ho Steel sees AI demand support (Digitimes)
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Electric-arc furnace steelmaker Tung Ho Steel said Taiwan's real-estate slowdown has dragged down rebar orders in 2026, while high-tech investment and plant construction have strongly supported its section steel and steel structure business. General manager Bing-Hua Huang said rebar shipments and order intake have both slowed since the start of 2026 amid housing policy headwinds. From January to August 2026, order intake fell 23% year-over-year, while orders on hand slipped from 1.2 million tonnes to 1.15 million tonnes, leaving rebar order visibility at 10 months....
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