ilmscore | Prediction Details
"companies started stockpiling as much copper as possible, which meant the demand for copper went through the roof, not because it needed more copper, but because they didn't want to pay the tariffs on the copper. So companies were buying all this copper, and now it's sitting in warehouses in the United States waiting to be used. So the demand for copper went through the roof, which caused the price of copper to go up because companies didn't want to pay the tariffs. And now there's not that much copper out there."
By Minority Mindset | January 7, 2026 | Pending
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Copper Is Quietly Warning Us About What’s Coming Next 00:06:17 - 00:06:47
Interpreted Prediction
Pre-tariff stockpiling by US companies inflated copper demand and prices in 2025, leading to a supply shortage as this copper sits in warehouses.
AI Evaluation Notes
Due to the complexity of the prediction involving stockpiling and tariff impacts, I need to analyze actual copper inventory levels, trade data, and price fluctuations in 2025 to determine the accuracy. More specific data points are needed to verify the outcome.

Prediction Details

Topic
Copper Prices

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