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Peru unrest boosts copper

nrest in Peru strengthens the long-term bull case for copper, says Lex in the Financial Times. Supporters of ousted president Pedro Castillo have blocked roads and attacked mines in the country’s south, forcing Glencore to halt production temporarily at one site last month. While

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