- Copper at record highs boosts Zambia’s post-IMF outlook
- Output target of 3 million tonnes by 2031 gains momentum
LUSAKA, ZAMBIA – Record global copper prices are lifting confidence in Zambia’s mining sector as the country exits its IMF programme and pushes a debt-recovery strategy anchored on expanded production.
Copper is trading at about $13,000 a tonne, the highest level in the history of the metal, a development Zambia-focused researchers say could mark a turning point for the country’s mining-led recovery.
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