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Supply disruptions at copper mines driving higher prices likely to continue into 2026: Analyst

Sam Crittenden, mining analyst at RBC Capital Markets, joins BNN Bloomberg to assess the copper bull run as well as to share RBC's preferred copper stocks.

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