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Copper three-month futures on the London Metal Exchange hit a record intraday high of $14,694 per tonne on September 8, 2026, as Chile reported its weakest second‑quarter output in at least 19 years and cut its full‑year forecast to a projected 2.6% production decline. Morgan Stanley now expects global copper mine supply to remain broadly flat or edge lower in 2026, which would be the first annual decline since 2017.
Salazar Resources (SRLZF) is highlighted for its 25% carried interest in the Curipamba El Domo polymetallic project in Ecuador, with Silvercorp Metals holding 75% and funding construction under a NI 43‑101 technical report effective December 31, 2025. Salazar also owns early‑stage Ecuadorian exploration properties with no mineral resources or reserves reported here. The company avoids construction‑funding dilution but is exposed to operator dependence and Ecuador‑related permitting, community and fiscal risks.