Copper’s project pipeline thins as supply deficit looms
The $149-billion (U.S.) pipeline to expand the world’s copper supply is running into trouble.
Producers are counting on expansions and the development of new operations to meet supply shortages they forecast arriving toward the end of the decade.
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