The 50% import tariff on copper from the United States will be implemented this weekend, while Chile is actively seeking an exemption.

According to the Securities Times app, the United States plans to impose tariffs of up to 50% on copper imports this weekend, but there are still many uncertainties about the related policy direction. As the United States' largest copper supplier, Chile actively seeks exemptions, and with the concept of a "metal alliance" between the United States and Europe gaining momentum, the future price of copper and the global metal trade landscape may undergo significant changes.